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all-minecraft
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# NPM
npm install --save all-minecraft
# Yarn
yarn add all-minecraft
// ES5
const allMinecraft = require("all-minecraft");
// ES6
import allMinecraft from "all-minecraft";
const { MinecraftServerInfo } = require("all-minecraft");
const server = new MinecraftServerInfo({
serverIp: "pika.host",
});
server.serverInfo().then(console.log);
const server = new MinecraftServerInfo({
serverIp: "lobby.freecraft.eu",
queryPort: 25555,
});
server.query().then(console.log);
const server = new MinecraftServerInfo({
serverIp: "darklegacymc.tk",
});
console.log("Favicon: " + server.favicon());
console.log("Banner: " + server.getBannerURL({ title: "DarkLegacyMC" }));
console.log("IP: " + server.getServerIp);
console.log("Port: " + server.getServerPort);
const { MinecraftPlayerInfo } = require("all-minecraft");
const player = new MinecraftPlayerInfo({
usernameOrUUID: "mallusrgreat",
});
console.log(
player.getHead({
extension: "png",
helm: false,
size: 100,
facing: "left", // Facing is only for isometric
})
);
console.log(
player.getSkin({
extension: "png",
helm: false,
size: 100,
facing: "left", // Facing is only for isometric version
})
);
player.getPlayerInfo().then(console.log);
console.log("Username / UUID Specified in constructor: " + player.getUsernameOrUUID);
FAQs
## Installation
The npm package all-minecraft receives a total of 24 weekly downloads. As such, all-minecraft popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that all-minecraft demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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