BDSWrapper

BDSWrapper.js is a Node.js script designed to manage a Minecraft Bedrock Edition server via HTTP requests. It allows you to send commands with level-4 operator permissions to the server through a simple web interface.

Features

• Send commands to the server via HTTP POST requests
• Stop the Minecraft Bedrock Edition server via HTTP POST requests
• Basic HTTP authentication for security

Requirements

• Node.js installed on your system
• Minecraft Bedrock Edition server

Setup

1. Download the Minecraft Bedrock Dedicated Server:

   • Go to the Minecraft Bedrock Dedicated Server download page.
   • Download the latest version of the server.

2. Install Node.js: Make sure you have Node.js installed on your system. You can download it from nodejs.org.

3. Dependencies Install: Run the following command to install the dependencies:

   npm install express colors

4. Update Configuration: Make sure the serverLocation, httpPort and authCode in the BDSWrapper.js file are configured correctly:

   const serverLocation = 'C:/PATH_TO_BEDROCK_SERVER_DIRECTORY'; // Update this path
   const httpPort = 8080; // Port for HTTP requests
   const authCode = 'your_auth_key'; // Authentication for HTTP requests

Usage

1. Run the Script: Use the following command to run the script:

   node BDSWrapper.js

2. Send Commands:

   • via Curl:

     curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/command -H "auth: your_auth_key" -H "Content-Type: text/plain" -d "say hi"

   • via Minecraft Server-Net:

     import { HttpRequest, HttpHeader, HttpRequestMethod, http } from "@minecraft/server-net";
     
     async function runConsoleCommand(score) {
         const req = new HttpRequest("http://localhost:8080/command");
     
         req.method = HttpRequestMethod.Post;
         req.body = "say hi";
         req.headers = [
             new HttpHeader("Content-Type", "text/plain"),
             new HttpHeader("auth", "your_auth_key")
         ];
     
         await http.request(req);
     }

Batch File Example

You can create a batch file to run the script more easily. Save the following content in a .bat file:

@echo off
REM Set the path to your Node.js installation if it's not already in the PATH environment variable
REM set PATH=C:/Program Files/nodejs;%PATH%

REM Navigate to the directory where your script is located
cd C:/PATH_TO_SCRIPT_DIRECTORY

REM Run the Node.js script
node BDSWrapper.js