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Quick start your Minecraft server with mine! Featuring one command install capabilities and other spiffy features, this is the go to wrapper for Minecraft

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An easy to use Minecraft wrapper
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Quick start your minecraft server with mine! You can one command install many types of servers, backup and rollback servers with ease, easily destroy servers, and much more. Look at Installation to start

Features

  • Uses an easy to read configuration that is accesible by the user so you don't have to edit the service files in root
  • Uses the screen program to enter your servers console from anywhere.
  • It's okay if you don't understand any of this and you just have the need to craft. Just look at installation.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

You will need a server or computer running some form of Linux with systemd. You can check if you are using systemd with the command pstree -p | grep 'systemd'.

Installation

Copy paste bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Henryws/mine/master/install.sh)" in a terminal and press enter. If you don't know what I'm talking about look here because this is very important to running any server (not just Minecraft)

Commands

  • mine -D/mine --download Will download and install the specified server (run mine -S to see all valid servers)
  • mine -A/mine --attach Will send you to the specified servers console. Type ctrl+a+d to exit
  • mine -start Will start the specified server
  • mine -stop Will stop the specified server
  • mine -B/mine --backup Will stop and backup the specifed server
  • mine -RB/mine --recover-backup Will recover the specified server
  • mine -R/mine --remove Will destroy the specifed server

Example

I first install mine then run mine -S/mine --servers to find valid servers, I decide I want to start a paper server so I would run mine -D paper to download and install all the necessary files. Then I would run mine -start paper to start it. Then I join the server locally and I realize I'm not op. I would run mine -A paper to enter the console and I would type op yourName to become op. Then I would type ctrl + a + d to exit the console. But I don't like paper and I want to try a modded server. I stop the server with mine -stop paper although the next command does that automatically. I would destroy the paper server with mine -R paper and when that's done I would install forge with mine -D forge.

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Quick start your Minecraft server with mine! Featuring one command install capabilities and other spiffy features, this is the go to wrapper for Minecraft

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