MTA:SA API

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Why I created this API?

As MTA doesn't have a proper API to fetch server information, I decided to create it by myself, because its being requested by the community for a long time.

How does it work?

• GET https://mtasa-api.com/servers

  • How it works behind the scenes?

    • We make a GET request to https://master.mtasa.com/ase/mta/.
    • We parse the response.
    • We return the parsed data.

  • Note: On our side the result is only updated every 5 minutes, but I have no idea how long it takes to update on MTA side.

  • Expected result:

    [
        {
            "ip": string,
            "port": number,
            "playerCount": number,
            "playerSlots": number,
            "name": string,
            "version": string,
            "passworded": boolean,
            "httpPort": number
        },
        ...
    ]

• GET https://mtasa-api.com/stats

  • How it works behind the scenes?

    • We make a GET request to https://master.mtasa.com/ase/mta/.
    • We parse the response.
    • We return the parsed data.

  • Note: the result is only updated once every minute.

  • Expected result:

    {
        "playerCount": number,
        "servers": number,
    }

• GET https://mtasa-api.com/server/?ip=SERVER_IP&asePort=SERVER_ASE_PORT

  • How it works behind the scenes?

    • We send a packet to the server using dgram.
    • We parse the response.
    • We return the parsed data.

  • Note: the result is only updated once every minute.

  • Note: the asePort value is equal the connection port (default 22003) + 123 (default 22126)

  • Expected result:

    {
        "game": string,
        "port": number,
        "name": string,
        "gameType" string,
        "mapName": string,
        "version": string,
        "passworded": boolean,
        "playerCount": number,
        "playerSlots": number,
        "players": [
            {
                "name": string,
                "ping": number
            },
            ...
        ]
    }

How to run this code on your side?

• Requirements:

  • Node.JS

• Step-by-step to run on your machine:

  • Clone the project
  • Rename .env.example -> .env
  • Open the terminal in root folder
  • Run the following commands:
    1. npm install
    2. npm run dev
  • Navigate to http://localhost:3000/stats

Note:

This is a unofficial API, which means it's not maintained by the MTA Team.

Special Thanks:

• The MTA Team for maintaining this great game.
• Tederis for the ase2json repository.