Displays a leaderboard for searchable Minecraft player statistics.
- Requires Python >= 3.6
- Create an *.env file for your server including the path to the server files and name of the server
- For example, robbieminecraft.env
- This is your "environment file" where environment variables are stored
- Create and activate a virtual environment for installing dependencies
python -m venv [environment-name]thenenv/bin/activateorenv\Scripts\Activate.(bat|ps1)- this is the "virtual environment" where Python package dependencies get installed so they don't interfere with system Python packages
- Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt - Start the server with
python main.py -e [your-environment-file-name]- For example,
python main.py -e robbieminecraft.env - You will need to start the virtual environment before running this command in the future as well
- Alternatively, you can start the server with
/env/bin/python main.py -e [your-environment-file-name]
- For example,
- See
python main.py -hfor options