README.md

Game Servers

1. Minecraft

Minecraft

Use minecraft.sh to maintain your minecraft server (vanilla):

• server.jar file will be downloaded during start or update process
• minecraft EULA will be accepted while starting process!

		Options	Comment	Example value
-d	--directory		specify minecraft server directory	~/minecraft
-h	--help		show help
-m	--mode		specify mode to be used	start
		start	start minecraft server
		stop	stop minecraft server
		update	stop server, update server file and start server again
		backup	backup minecraft server into tar.gz file
-i	--memory-min		specify min memory usage for minecraft server (default: 1024M)	2048M
-a	--memory-max		specify max memory usage for minecraft server (default: 2048M)	4096M
-v	--version		specify minecraft version (default: 1.18.2)	1.18.2
-w	--world		specify name of world	my-world

Directory structure:

~/minecraft # this represents your minecraft server directory 
   |-- versions  # all server versions will be saved here
   |   |-- server_1.18.1.jar
   |   |-- server_1.18.2.jar
   |
   |-- worlds
   |   |-- test-1 # data of world (-w 'test-1')
   |   |   |-- server.jar    # symlink to server version (e.g. '../../versions/server_1.18.1.jar')'
   |   |   |-- ...           # other minecraft data
   |   |
   |   |-- test-2 # data of world (-w 'test-2')
   |   |   |-- server.jar    # symlink to server version (e.g. '../../versions/server_1.18.2.jar')'
   |   |   |-- ...           # other minecraft data
   |
   |-- backups
   |   |-- test-1
   |   |   |- 2022-06-06_10-08.tar.gz

Examples:

# start minecraft server
minecraft.sh -m start -d ~/minecraft/

# stop minecraft server
minecraft.sh -m stop -d ~/minecraft/

# update minecraft server
minecraft.sh -m update -d ~/minecraft/ -v 1.18.2

# backup minecraft server
minecraft.sh -m backup -d ~/minecraft/