MTA Server Monitoring

Lightweight solution for MTA Server monitoring from ASE port.
A.S.E means All Seeing Eye and actually it's UDP port

Inspired by https://github.com/Lipau3n/mtasa-monitoring
Depends only on standard libraries.

Getting started

Example

package main

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/LuaSavage/mta-monitoring/server"
)

func main() {
	// pass server address and port
	exampleServer := server.NewServer("185.71.66.81", 22003)

	// Note that it updating fields once.
	// To update them frequently or on occasion you've to have some sort of poller
	if err := exampleServer.UpdateOnce(); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}

	// Printing updated data in objects structure
	fmt.Printf("%+v\n", exampleServer)

	// Printing link to join mta:sa server
	fmt.Println(exampleServer.GetJoinLink())
}

Output

&{Timeout:0 Game:mta Address:185.71.66.81 Port:22003 AsePort:22126 Name:Actual-server-name Gamemode:RPG Map:None Version:1.5n Somewhat:0 Players:280 Maxplayers:815 connection:<nil>}
mtasa://185.71.66.81:22003

Server information

• Game (mta)
• Address string with MTA server ip address
• Port - server main port (UDP)
• AsePort - main MTA:SA port + 123
• Name - server name
• Gamemode - server mode
• Map - server map
• Version - mta:sa server version
• Players - number of players on the server right now
• Maxplayers - the maximum number of players that can join

Build

You can modify example and then build it:

make build-example

Or build and run simultaneously:

make run-example