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Node.js API with Promises for Minecraft Raspberry Pi edition
minecraft-pi-promise allows you to control Minecraft: Raspberry Pi edition server from Node.js. This is intended as a lower-level module, and is meant to be extended on for bigger projects. However, the commands are simple enough to play with as-is.
var Minecraft = require('minecraft-pi-promise');
new Minecraft('192.168.2.110', 4711)
.then(function(mc) {
// Use the mc variable to play with the server!
mc.chat('Yo dawg, I heard you like Node.js, so I put some Node.js in your Pi so you can Node.js while you Pi.');
mc.setBlock(3, 14, 15, mc.blocks['DIAMOND_BLOCK']);
mc.end();
});
[sudo] npm install -g docco
docco lib/minecraft.js
open docs/minecraft.html
You may also view pre-generated documentation here.
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Node.js API with Promises for Minecraft Raspberry Pi edition
We found that minecraft-pi-promise 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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