minecraft-bedrock-server

import { startServer, getLatestVersions } from 'minecraft-bedrock-server'; import * as path from 'path'; import * as fs from 'fs'; async function runBedrockServerExample() { // Define a dedicated path for the server files const serverInstancePath = path.join(__dirname, 'bedrock_server_instance'); // Ensure the server directory exists if (!fs.existsSync(serverInstancePath)) { fs.mkdirSync(serverInstancePath, { recursive: true }); console.log(`Created server instance directory: ${serverInstancePath}`); } console.log('Fetching latest Minecraft Bedrock server versions...'); const versions = await getLatestVersions(); const latestLinuxVersion = versions.linux?.version3; // Using version3 for common display if (!latestLinuxVersion) { console.error('Could not determine latest Linux server version from minecraft.net.'); return; } console.log(`Attempting to start Minecraft Bedrock Server version ${latestLinuxVersion} in ${serverInstancePath}...`); const onServerStart = () => { console.log('Minecraft Bedrock Server started successfully!'); console.log(`Server is listening. Connect to localhost:${process.env.BEDROCK_PORT ?? 19132}`); }; const serverOptions = { 'server-port': process.env.BEDROCK_PORT ?? 19132, 'online-mode': true, path: serverInstancePath, 'level-name': 'myAwesomeWorld', 'max-players': 10 // Any other server.properties options can be passed here }; // The startServer function handles downloading the server binary if not present const serverProcess = await startServer(latestLinuxVersion, onServerStart, serverOptions); console.log(`Server process PID: ${serverProcess.pid}`); // In a real application, you would manage the serverProcess (e.g., stdin/stdout, graceful shutdown). // For this quickstart, the server will run until the Node.js process exits. } runBedrockServerExample().catch(console.error);