GameChat is an ASP.NET 5 application to allow admins to communicate with players in several games such as Minecraft or Terraria in a web page.
config.json provides a sample configuration in JSON format.
Configurations will also be read from environment variables.
Below are details information about each field.
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Data:Type |
string |
|
Data:AzureStorage:ConnectionString |
string | (required only if Data:Type is AzureStorage) Connection string to the Azure Storage account |
Data:AzureStorage:TableName |
string | (optional) Name of the Azure Table to store chat messages. Default value is ChatMessages. |
Chat:Password |
string | A common password for all servers. A value of null indicates no common password are required (users still has to log in to each individual server if necessary). |
Chat:Servers:{serverName}:Name |
string | Display name of the server. |
Chat:Servers:{serverName}:Type |
string | Type of the server. Currently GameChat supports only tshock for Terraria. forge, bukkit or sponge for Minecraft may be added in the future. |
Chat:Servers:{serverName}:Host |
string | Address of the host (IP or domain with port) |
Chat:Servers:{serverName}:Username Chat:Servers:{serverName}:Password |
string | (optional) Providing these values allows users to skip authenticating to that server. |
* {serverName} is the unique identifier of your server in GameChat. It will be used as the dictionary key in InMemoryStorageLogic or the primary key in AzureTableStorageLogic.
You can clone the repo and use Visual Studio 2015 to publish If you want to deploy this directly to your Azure subscription, just click the button below.
