SourceServerQuery

A free-to-use library which can be used for querying SRCDS-based Gameservers, written in C#.

Requirements

• .NET Framework 4.5
• SharpZipLib (available via NuGet)
• A Source-based Gameserver

Methods

General Information

Retrieve general Information from the Server. such as Name, Map, Game, Players, etc.

ServerInfoResponse resp = obj.GetServerInformation();

Player list

Get a list of currently connected clients on the Server, including their name, playtime and score.

PlayersResponse resp = obj.GetPlayerList();

CVar List

This will request a list of publically available CVars (known as rules) from the server.

RulesResponse resp = obj.GetRules();

Usage

1. Initialize a SourceServerQuery object, with the server's ip & port passed to the constructor.
2. Call one (or multiple) methods specified above (e.g. obj.GetRules())
3. Cleanup with obj.Cleanup() (to free up Ressources)

Example

SourceServerQuery lib = new SourceServerQuery("127.0.0.1", 27045);

ServerInfoResponse sr = lib.GetServerInformation();
PlayersResponse pr = lib.GetPlayerList();
RulesResponse rr = lib.GetRules();

Console.WriteLine(sr.name); // e.g. "test server"
Console.WriteLine(pr.player_count); // e.g. 23

foreach (var player in pr.players)
{
    Console.WriteLine(player.name + "=>" + player.score + "=>" + player.playtime); // "player" => 123 => 700 SECONDS!
}

Console.WriteLine(rr.rule_count);

for (int i = 0; i < rr.rule_count; i++)
{
    Console.WriteLine(rr.rules[i].name + "=>" + rr.rules[i].value);
}

lib.CleanUp();

Notes