asyncrcon
asyncrcon is a client side implementation of the Minecraft RCON protocol using asyncio sockets for non-blocing socket handling.
pip install asyncrcon
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Usage Example
For more examples, see here. Here, we are opening a RCON connection to add a given user to the servers whitelist. Then, we close the connection.
from asyncrcon import AsyncRCON, AuthenticationException
async def add_to_whitelist(user: str):
rcon = AsyncRCON('loclahost:25575', 'secretRCONPassword')
try:
await rcon.open_connection()
except AuthenticationException:
print('Login failed: Unauthorized.')
return
res = await rcon.command('whitelist add {}'.format(user))
print(res)
rcon.close()
© 2020 Ringo Hoffmann (zekro Development)
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