spinel 1.1.4

A minecraft server wrapper written in python

Spinel

A minecraft server wrapper written in python.

This program in its current state only allows you to read the chat and send commands (as the server).

Tutorial

First, install spinel by running pip install spinel in the terminal.

Import Spinel by using import spinel at the top of your file. You'll need a server premade (which can be done with Pyrite). Rename your server .jar file to spinel_server.jar

Now, make an instance of your server with: server = spinel.server(path).

Start the server with server.start().

To read messages and send commands, make a while loop like so:

while True:
    msg = server.latest_message()

    if msg:
        print(msg.raw) # this prints the whole message
        print(msg.author) # this prints the name of the one who sent the message
        print(msg.content) # this prints the message content

        server.write("say Hello, World") # Writes "Hello, World" to the chat repeatedly

Example

import spinel

server = spinel.server()
server.start()

while True:
    msg = server.latest_message()

    if msg:
        print(msg.raw)
        if msg.content.split(" ")[0] == "!math":
            result = eval(msg.content.split(" ")[1])
            output = 'tellraw @a {"text":"' + msg.content.split(" ")[1] + '=' + str(result) + '"}'
            server.write(output)

This code prints all messages to the python terminal and allows the user to perform basic math using the !math command.

Note

If you print just msg, then it will print msg.raw instead. It is reccomended you use msg.raw anyway to be more explicit. You'll need to manually close your server terminal before relaunching

Dependencies

• os
• subprocess
• sys
• threading
• queue

Credits

• Ravbug
• nigel
• Winter_Snake
• vdvman1
• AjaxGB
• A2