URLium
Transmit redstone and block state data over HTTP(S) to a webserver with this Polymer Library server-side mod. Get data from the Post Wand on any block, or Config Wand to turn Containers, Lecterns, Detectors, Signs, and more - into HTTP-reporting blocks!
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URLium
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URLium is a Polymer Library server-side mod that transmits redstone, entity, command, and blockstate data over HTTP(S) to a configurable URL.
URLium only transmits outbound requests and logs the HTTP response data to the server log. URLium does not allow incoming commands or controls. Any in-bound control of the server is performed by existing native RCON connections, not any feature of URLium.
- URLium Block - reports redstone power level changes - can also be right-clicked by user - transmits 'place', 'break', 'use', and 'sense' events - URL Post Wand - use as tool to report target block or entity data - URL Config Wand - use on Signs, Chests, Barrels, Comparators, Light Sensors, Sculk Sensors, Hoppers, Droppers, Dispensers, Lecterns, and Mobs will enable/disable change reporting - chest contents sent when changed or block update occurs (not always real-time) - sign front and back text content sent when changed - comparator power level sent when changed - sculk sensor power, phase, and frequency sent when changed - light sensor power level sent when changed - when a writable book or written book is placed on lectern, contents will be sent - mobs and entities with change reporting send an "interact" event when right-clicked by any user
- Ugetblock Command - Usetblock Command - RCON-accessible command to query and set block data for remote webserver RCON response - allows external server to perform lightweight query and get raw ('F3+i' debug query) block data - forces block loading / generation if unloaded - specify dimension (unlike regualr /setblock) - silent execution - webserver application/game logic can be written in ANY web language that can respond via RCON - PHP, Python, Java, JS, Go, C#... anything! - "/webcom" Commands - Users may send message to webserver with "/webcom ...message text..." - Set command name ("webcom") in config file to any unused command name - Up to 3 custom commands!
Respond to the Minecraft server via RCON to complete the circuit of input/output.
Possible uses: - server-to-server redstone circuitry - compare written book text for a quiz show competition - get interactive I/O from the web: - audience voting survival competition - public HTML browser-viewable scoreboards - update your player's status on a website from text on a hanging sign - treasure-hunt - with a reporting-enabled chest to see who collects items first - with a Post Wand to see who can click the blocks first - water real-life plants from in-game events triggering a RaspberryPi plant-watering system - Anything That Can Be Done Via HTTP
Dependencies: - Polymer 0.5.18 for Fabric 1.20.1 - Polymer 0.6.2 for Fabric 1.20.2 - Be sure to run '/polymer generate-pack' to produce the client-side resource pack and update the SHA1 key in server settings or URLium items will not be visible.
Config: - set URL in /config/urlium.properties: - target=https://my.web.server/full/path/ - agent=optional_user_agent_name - messageCommand=webcom - securityToken=secret_token (token is included in Authentication: Bearer header)
Sample PHP Webserver Response Script: https://github.com/JacobMunoz/urlium_1_20_1_public/blob/master/doc/php/index.php
Sample Golang Script: https://github.com/JacobMunoz/urlium_1_20_1_public/blob/master/doc/golang/urlium.go
Sample Python Script: https://github.com/JacobMunoz/urlium_1_20_1_public/blob/master/doc/python/urlium.py
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