aio-mc-rcon 1.0.0

An async library/wrapper for interacting with remote consoles on Minecraft Java Edition servers

Aio-MC-RCON

An async RCON client written in Python for Minecraft Java Edition servers

Example Usage

import aiomcrcon
import asyncio

async def main():
  client = aiomcrcon.Client('1.2.3.4:25575', 'super-secret-password')

  output = await client.send_cmd('list')
  print(output)

  await client.close()

asyncio.run(main())

Documentation

class aiomcrcon.Client(host: str, auth: str)

• Note: It is highly recommended to call the close() coroutine on the client when the client is done being used
• Arguments:
  • host: str The hostname/ip of the server to connect to, if no port is specified, the default port (25575) is used.
  • auth: str The authentication/password for the rcon server (This is rcon.password in the server.properties file)
• Coroutines:
  • send_cmd(cmd: str) - where cmd is the command to be sent to the server
  • close() - close the connection to the Minecraft server

class aiomcrcon.PacketTypes()

• Attributes:
  • LOGIN: int - The packet id / type for a LOGIN packet
  • COMMAND: int - The packet id / type for a COMMAND packet
  • COMMAND_RESPONSE: int - The packet id / type for a COMMAND_RESPONSE packet
  • INVALID_AUTH: int - The packet id / type for an INVALID_AUTH packet

exception aiomcrcon.ConnectionFailedError - Raised when the connection to the server failed

exception aiomcrcon.InvalidAuthError - Raised when the provided password/authentication is invalid

exception aiomcrcon.InvalidDataReceivedError - Raised when the data the server sends back is invalid

exception aiomcrcon.ClientClosedError - Raised when a function is called after the client has closed its connection to the server