Exposes Minecraft RCON as a REST API. Driven by subprocess calls to Tiiffi/mcrcon.
When the server is started, Tiiffi/mcrcon is installed to ~/.parrot-mc/ and the files are chmod'd to have execute permission. If this action is impossible in your environment, manually modifying Parrot might be necessary.
- Python 3.6+
- Node.js (
node) accessible in PATH
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Clone repo
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pip3 install -r requirements.txt -
mkdir ~/.parrot-mc -
Update configuration:
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(Option 1): Create a config.ini file
cp config.example.ini ~/.parrot-mc/config.ini -
(Option 2): Specify these environment variables at runtime:
MCRCON_HOST,MCRCON_PORT,MCRCON_PASS.
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Run the server:
gunicorn server:app -
Access the server:
http://127.0.0.1:8000/