Display live statistics for your BTA server on Discord!

• Display stats on your server via voice channels:
  • Uptime
  • Player count
  • World file size

This is a really basic version so that's about it. And the code could use some work, I just wanted to get it done (also, this was my first time coding Java and Minecraft mods).

Get the server ready: Download the Babric server for 1.7.7.0_02 from https://github.com/Turnip-Labs/babric-instance-repo/releases and add this mod's jar file from https://github.com/real-jame/bta-server-status-mod/releases to the mods directory. When you run the mod for the first time, it will create a config file for you to fill out in config/serverstatus.toml at your server directory. The Fabric Language Kotlin mod is also a requirement.

Get the Discord bot ready: Visit the Discord Developer Portal to create a new application. Customize the name, images, etc. however you want; it's only for your personal use. Go to the bot tab and copy the token to the config file's token option, replacing the placeholder value.

Invite the Discord bot: To do so, take this link and replace 123456789012345678 with your bot's token, then open it in your browser:

https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=123456789012345678&permissions=0&scope=bot%20applications.commands

Give the bot permissions: Give it a role with the permissions it needs: Manage Channels. However, I instead had to give it Administrator permissions because it would error otherwise. Not sure why.

Get the Discord server ready: Turn on Developer Mode in Discord's Settings > Advanced tab, so you can copy IDs for the bot to access. Right click on the server icon and copy the ID to the guildId option. Create a category for the bot to put its stat channels in (moving it to the top of your channels list is recommended), right click on it to copy the ID to the categoryId option.

NOTE: The bot will DELETE every channel in the category every time it starts up!

Additional config options:

• If you use a different name for your world folder, make sure to change the worldName option to whatever yours is named.
• If you want to change the bot's playing status, change the playingStatus option.

That's all. Start your server again, and the bot will now update statistics every 5 minutes as long as the server is running! (Why 5? Discord rate limits.)

• Discord-Minecraft chat bridge
• Stat customization:
  • Hide specific stats
  • Reorder stats
  • Change stat text
• More stats
• Display stats in a text channel for realtime updating
• Print server output to a text channel
• Run commands on the server from a text channel
• And more!

Basically, make it more of a bridge between your BTA server and your Discord server. Everything will be toggleable.

Developer info I kept from the template README below lol:

• JDK for Java 17 (Eclipse Temurin recommended)
• IntelliJ IDEA
• Minecraft Development plugin (Optional, but highly recommended)

1. After importing the project into IntelliJ, close it and open it again.
   If that does not work, open the right sidebar with Gradle on it, open Tasks > fabric and run ideaSyncTask.

2. Create a new run configuration by going in Run > Edit Configurations.
   Then click on the plus icon and select Gradle. In the Tasks and Arguments field enter build.
   Running it will build your finished jar files and put them in build/libs/.

3. While in the same place, select the Client and Server run configurations and edit the VM options under the SDK selection.

   

   Click the double arrow icon to expand the list, and append -Dfabric.gameVersion=1.7.7.0 to the end.

   

4. Lastly, open File > Settings and head to Build, Execution, Development > Build Tools > Gradle.
   Make sure Build and run using and Run tests using is set to Gradle.