Telegram Notifier

Telegram Notifier

This plugin provides a way to receive notifications on a Telegram chat when a player joins or quits your Minecraft server.

Installation

1. Download the latest version from the versions page. 2. Place the downloaded JAR file into your server's `plugins` folder. 3. Start the server.

Configuration

1. After starting the server with the plugin installed, a `config.yml` file will be generated in the `plugins/TelegramNotifier` folder. 2. Open the `config.yml` file and set the `enabled` option to `true`. 3. Obtain a Telegram Bot API token and chat ID. Follow these instructions to create a bot and obtain the token, and these instructions to obtain the chat ID. 4. Set the `token` and `chatId` options in the `config.yml` file to the values obtained in step 3. 5. Set the `prefix` option to a string that will be used as a prefix in the messages sent to the Telegram chat (optional).

Usage

After configuring the plugin, you will receive a notification in the configured Telegram chat when a player joins or quits the server.

Roadmap

- Add support for custom messages: Currently, the plugin sends a default message when a player joins or quits the server. Add support for custom messages that can be configured in the plugin's configuration file. - Add support for localization: Currently, the plugin only supports a single language. Consider adding support for localization, so that the plugin can be used in different regions and languages. This could be useful for servers with international player bases. - Add commands that help to set up the plugin without editing config manually.

Used On

This plugin is currently being used on the following Minecraft server:

- Server IP: `193.123.62.49:25565` - Telegram chat: eone666_papermc

Contributing

Contributions to this project are welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please create an issue on the GitHub repository. If you would like to contribute code, please fork the repository and create a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.