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MCServer

About

A CLI tool to manage Minecraft: Java Edition servers.

Platform

Supported platforms:

  • Linux
  • and Termux.

Requirements

  • Python 3.12 or newer (Python 3.14 is recommended)
  • JRE (depends on Minecraft version)

How to install

  • Using pip: Just run pip install mcserver-cli

  • System-wide (Requires root):

  1. Download the mcserver script file from GitHub releases
  2. Move the file to /usr/local/bin
  3. Run chmod +x mcserver
  • Per-user:
  1. Create a directory "bin"
  2. Download the script from GitHub releases onto that directory
  3. Give it "executable" permission with chmod +x mcserver
  4. Add the directory in the PATH environment:
    • Run export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH if you're using shell that is POSIX-compliant like Bash, Zsh, or ash
    • Run fish_add_path ~/bin if you're using FISH

Usage

  • Initialize a server: mcserver init [options]
  • List operator players: mcserver op list
  • Revoke operator players: mcserver op revoke <players>
  • Search projects: mcserver search [query] [options]
  • Show information about projects: mcserver show <projects>
  • Start the server: mcserver start
  • Stop the server: mcserver stop
  • List whitelisted players: mcserver whitelist list
  • Remove whitelisted players: mcserver whitelist remove <players>

Examples

  • Create and start a Fabric 1.20.1 server in the current directory
mcserver init --game-version=1.20.1 --loader=fabric
mcserver start
  • Search top 50 Fabric mods for Minecraft 1.20.1 on modrinth
mcserver search --loader=fabric --game-version=1.20.1 --limit=50
  • List all operator and whitelisted players on current directory
mcserver op list
mcserver whitelist list
  • Adding a player to the whitelist
mcserver whitelist add Notch
  • Granting Notch operator level 4 and can bypass player limit
mcserver op grant Notch --permission-level=4 --bypasses-player-limit
  • Remove me from the whitelist
mcserver whitelist remove Othecat35
  • Stop a running server on current directory with sigterm
mcserver stop

Note

This is a Personal Project by Othecat35, so don't expect much from me :>

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