ptero-build-flow

Automatically build and deploy a Gradle or Maven project to a Pterodactyl server instance, and restart it.

How to use

Output jar

Ensure that your output jar is named the same as the repository. For example is your GitHub repository is called "example" then your output jar should be called example.jar.

For Gradle

To do this with shadowJar, you can add this to your shadowJar task:

shadowJar {
    archiveFileName.set("example.jar")

    // the rest of your configuration
}

For Maven

To do this with maven, you can add this to your build inside pom.xml

<build>
    <finalName>example</finalName>
</build>

Set up repository Actions Secrets & Variables

These can be set up at https://github.com/your-account/your-repository/settings/secrets.

Variables

• PTERO_HOST - This needs to be the host url of your Pterodactyl panel, e.g. panel.flyte.gg
• PTERO_SERVER_ID - This needs to be the server id you wish to deploy to, e.g. c6f88cfb (the first sector of the UUID)

Secrets

• PTERO_API_KEY - This is a Client/Account API key, generated at /account/api (not to be mistaken with an Application API key - /admin/api)

Create new repository from template

You can create a new repository, using this one as a template which will add the required workflow.

If you have an existing repository, look at the next section.

Add to your repository

The build.yml file needs to be at the following location in your repository:

.github/workflows/

You can rename build.yml to whatever you want (in case you have multiple).

Java Version

If you need, you can change the JDK vendor and version in the "Set up JDK 17" step.