A Discord bot that bridges communication between a Minecraft server and a Discord channel. Current features include:

• Chat bridging
• Command execution
• Self-served whitelisting
• Player join/leave announcements
• Player achievement announcements
• Command to see who's online

1. Download server.py and place it in your Minecraft server's directory. This is the directory with files like server.jar, whitelist.json, and banned-players.json.
2. Download requirements.txt and install the requirements with pip install -r requirements.txt.
3. Open server.py and change the following variable at the top:
   • Change BOT_TOKEN to your Discord bot's token.
   • Change CHANNEL_ID to the channel ID you want to bridge to your Minecraft server's chat.
   • Change COMMAND_CHANNEL_ID to the channel ID you want to allow users to execute commands from. WARNING: THIS IS DANGEROUS! Only allow trusted Minecraft server mods into this channel! We recommend disallowing everyone and only allowing specific users into this channel.
   • Change WHITELIST_CHANNEL_ID to the channel ID where users can whitelist themselves or others. If you don't want public whitelisting, change this to the same channel ID as COMMAND_CHANNEL_ID.
   • Change WEBHOOK_URL to the webhook for the channel you want to bridge to your Minecraft server's chat. This will be the same channel as CHANNEL_ID.
   • (Optional) Modify MC_SERVER_PARAMS to change the amount of RAM that is used or to add extra arguments.

Once all the variables are configured, then the Minecraft and Discord chats should be bridged! Just execute server.py and it will automatically start the Minecraft server jar file. Keep in mind that this Python script is the handler for the server jar executable, so you will not be able to interact with the server's terminal.

!mc <command> This executes the given command in the Minecraft server subprocess. This is a substitute for the server's terminal, and it allows for other authorized mods to execute command without being logged into the game.

Examples:

• !mc time set day
• !mc ban Notch
• !mc give @a diamond 64

!whitelist <username> This attempts to whitelist the given user. This will not work if the user is banned or already whitelisted. I've had issues in the past with people giving the wrong usernames, so this will tell you if the username does not exist.

Example:

• !whitelist Notch

Type !online into the bridged text channel in Discord to see who is online.

• Add a server status command