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quake3rcon

A tiny library for using Quake 3's RCON protocol feature for some game servers like FiveM. The RCON protocols are used to remotely control game servers, i.e. execute commands on a game server and receive the respective results.

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Copyright (c) 2022 hellyet

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class Rcon

function args returns description
__init__ ip (ip), port (int), password (str), timeout (float, optional) None Initialize rcon connection
__del__ None None Close rcon connection on object destruction
recv None None Gets server response
send command (str) str Send rcon command

How i can use this?

To install run
pip install quake3rcon

This is an example using q3rcon-py in your code

from quake3rcon.rcon import Rcon

rcon = Rcon('192.168.0.1', 30120, 'yourstrongpassword') # Connecting to RCON

responce = rcon.send('command and some args for it') # Send RCON command
print(responce) # Show server response

# Do some stuff

del rcon # Delete object and disconnect from RCON

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