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node-red-contrib-minecraft-ping

v0.1.0

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A Node-RED node that pings a Minecraft server to see if my daughter is _still_ logged-in.

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Keywords

node-redminecraftparent-automation

Readme

node-red-contrib-minecraft-ping

Node-RED nodes to ping a Minecraft server to see if my daughter is still logged-in.

These simple nodes use the Minecraft ping protocol to get a list of sample players logged-in to a server, and the number of players. As I understand it, this is not guaranteed to contain all (if any) players, but I think this simple "ping" API can be achieved without a full server login, and for a small private server will probably deliver the required information... it certainly does what I need it to do.

These nodes is simple, but could be forked and extended to provide a much larger interface to Minecraft. See node-minecraft-protocol for the more-extensive JavaScript API.

Flow Example

As ever, improvements welcome. I do suggest, however, that if you want to increase the functionality significantly, you fork this project as node-red-contrib-minecraft-query or another name, and keep this node simple to use.

Note on styling

I've deviated from the recommended white/transparent icon for the node; I'm usually a stickler for standards, but the iconic Creeper face is just too irresistable to ignore. There are a few alternative icons that can be overridden in the "Appearance" panel for the node; just search for minecraft.