This Bash script allows you to monitor the latency, player count, and server information of a FiveM server. It fetches server data such as IP info, server name, game type, and player list, while also performing continuous ping monitoring to measure latency and generate latency graphs.
- Server Info Fetching: Get detailed information about the server's location, ISP, organization, and more using
ip-api.com. - Player Count: Fetches the current player count from the server and displays player information (ID, ping, identifiers).
- Ping Monitoring: Continuously pings the server at specified intervals, logs latency and TTL values, and handles timeouts.
- Graph Generation: Generates a latency graph using
gnuplotfor visualizing server performance over time. - Exportable Data: Saves ping latency data to a CSV file, player information to a text file, and creates a latency graph in PNG format.
jq: A lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor. Install using:sudo apt install jq
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