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JSON-Manage

A Forge-compatible take on the JSONAPI Bukkit plugin

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Updated 12 years ago

Latest stable file JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar

Game version 1.7.4, 1.7.2

Loader Not required

JSON-Manage JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar targets 1.7.4, 1.7.2. The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both. No extra mods listed for this file.

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Before you install it

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Built for JSON-Manage JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar. Pick another file and the loader, install side or required mods may change.

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Stick to this file

Use JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar. It targets 1.7.4, 1.7.2; another release may have different loader, side or dependency requirements.
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About this project

What does JSON-Manage add?

JSON-Manage

As a server owner myself, I know how difficult it can be when there are sever issues while you're not at your computer, or how difficult it is to manage a server from a mobile device (i.e. impossible). I decided to write this mod up as a way to help ease some of the pain of managing a server on the go. Through a JSON API, any end client can connect to the server and preform some of the day to day management tasks that normally would require something more arduous like ssh+screen or a VNC connection to achieve.

My hope is that this mod will help all the server owners out there alleviate some of the stress we've all felt before when something's gone wrong with the server and we just left home to go shopping.

Documentation:

No API is complete without documentation, and this one is certainly no different. The JSON format is as follows:

{"command":"[command]","args":{[args]}}

The args field is where data is passed to/from the server backend as well as return codes and additional information.

Currently Supported Commands

Sending a message to a specific player (SINGLE_MESSAGE)
Broadcasting a message to the entire server (BROADCAST_MESSAGE)
Getting a list of currently connected players (GET_PLAYERS)
Get memory usage statistics from the server (USAGE)
Get TPS data from all dimensions (GET_TPS)
Get a list of installed mods (GET_MODS)
Stop the server (STOP_SERVER)
Start the server (START_SERVER)
Restart the server (RESTART_SERVER)
Get the command line arguments (GET_CMD_ARGS)
Set the command line arguments (SET_CMD_ARGS)
Set the initial stack size (-Xms option) (SET_INIT_STACK_SIZE)
Set the maximum stack size (-Xmx option) (SET_MAX_STACK_SIZE)
Get Minecraft property from server.properties (GET_MC_PROP)
Set Minecraft property from server.properties (SET_MC_PROP)

Table 1: English descriptions of commands and arguments

Command	English Description	Arguments	Returns
USAGE	Returns maximum available memory, currently allocated memory, and free memory for the current Java VM in bytes	None	Three strings: "maxMemory", "allocatedMemory", and "freeMemory"
GET_PLAYERS	Returns a list of currently connected players	None	List of strings: "players"
STOP_SERVER	Stops the server	None	Success/Failure : "ret_code"
START_SERVER	Starts the server	None	Success/Failure : "ret_code"
RESTART_SERVER	Restarts the server	None	Success/Failure : "ret_code"
SINGLE_MESSAGE	Sends a message to a specific player	"to" and "msg"	Success/Failure : "ret_code"
BROADCAST_MESSAGE	Broadcasts a message to the whole server	"msg"	Success/Failure : "ret_code"
GET_MODS	Returns the list of currently installed mods	None	List of strings: "mods"
GET_TPS	Returns TPS data for all loaded dimensions	None	Map of ints to strings: "tps_data"
GET_CMD_ARGS	Returns current command line arguments	None	String: "cmd_args"
SET_CMD_ARGS	Sets command line arguments (does not take effect until after server restart)	"cmd_args"	Success/Failure : "ret_code"
SET_MAX_STACK_SIZE	Sets the maximum stack size (-Xmx VM arg, does not take effect until after server restart)	"max_stack_size" (Value is string to go after -Xmx, ex: "max_stack_size":"1024M")	Success/Failure : "ret_code"
SET_INIT_STACK_SIZE	Sets the initial stack size (-Xms VM arg, does not take effect until after server restart)	"init_stack_size" (Value is string to go after -Xms, ex: "max_stack_size":"1024M")	Success/Failure : "ret_code"
GET_MC_PROP	Gets a Minecraft property from the server.properties file	"mc_property"	String: "property_value"
SET_MC_PROP	Sets a Minecraft property (does not take effect until after server restart)	"mc_property" and "property_value"	Success/Failure : "ret_code"

Table 2: Sample JSON for currently supported commands

Command	Sample Input	Sample Return
USAGE	{"command":"USAGE"}	{"command":"USAGE","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
GET_PLAYERS	{"command":"GET_PLAYERS"}	{"command":"GET_PLAYERS","args":{"players":["conman2305"],"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
STOP_SERVER	{"command":"STOP_SERVER"}	{"command":"STOP_SERVER","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
START_SERVER	{"command":"START_SERVER"}	{"command":"START_SERVER","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
RESTART_SERVER	{"command":"RESTART_SERVER"}	{"command":"RESTART_SERVER"}
SINGLE_MESSAGE	{"command":"SINGLE_MESSAGE","args":{"to":"conman2305","message":"Hello World!"}}	{"command":"SINGLE_MESSAGE","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
BROADCAST_MESSAGE	{"command":"BROADCAST_MESSAGE","args":{"message":"Hello World!"}}	{"command":"BROADCAST_MESSAGE","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
GET_MODS	{"command":"GET_MODS"}	{"command":"GET_MODS","args":{"mods":["Minecraft Coder Pack","Forge Mod Loader","Minecraft Forge","JSONManage"],"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
GET_TPS	{"command":"GET_TPS"}	{"command":"GET_TPS","args":{"tps_data":{"0":"2.565826812878905","1":"20.0","-1":"20.0"},"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
GET_CMD_ARGS	{"command":"GET_CMD_ARGS"}	{"command":"GET_CMD_ARGS","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS","cmd_args":"-Xincgc -Dfml.ignoreInvalidMinecraftCertificates\u003dtrue "}}
SET_CMD_ARGS	{"command":"SET_CMD_ARGS","args":{"cmd_args":"-Xmx512M -Xms512M -Xincgc -Dfml.ignoreInvalidMinecraftCertificates\u003dtrue"}}	{"command":"SET_CMD_ARGS","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
SET_MAX_STACK_SIZE	{"command":"SET_MAX_STACK_SIZE","args":{"max_stack_size":"1024M"}}	{"command":"SET_MAX_STACK_SIZE","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
SET_INIT_STACK_SIZE	{"command":"SET_INIT_STACK_SIZE","args":{"init_stack_size":"1024M"}}	{"command":"SET_INIT_STACK_SIZE","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
GET_MC_PROP	{"command":"GET_MC_PROP","args":{"mc_property":"server-port"}}	{"command":"GET_MC_PROP","args":{"property_value":"25565","ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}
SET_MC_PROP	{"command":"SET_MC_PROP","args":{"mc_property":"server-port", "property_value":"25566"}}	{"command":"SET_MC_PROP","args":{"ret_code":"SUCCESS"}}

More Information:

This is an open source mod, and is available on github at: https://github.com/conman2305/JSON-Manage

Any issues and feature requests should also be made on that same GitHub.

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2 available setups

Minecraft version

1.7.4

1 loader build

Loader not listed JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar 1 stable file · 2 total · 29 May 2014

Minecraft version

1.7.2

1 loader build

Loader not listed JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar 1 stable file · 2 total · 29 May 2014

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JSON-Manage versions and loaders

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JSONManage-1.7.2-1.1.0.jar

27 Jun 2014

Client Source doesn’t say Server Source doesn’t say Dependencies No extras listed Listed on Release listing

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1.7.41.7.2 alpha

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JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar

29 May 2014

Client Source doesn’t say Server Source doesn’t say Dependencies No extras listed Listed on Release listing

Check the 1.7.4 setup

1.7.41.7.2 release

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JSON-Manage

Which JSON-Manage release should I use?

Is JSON-Manage required on the client, server, or both?

What else does JSON-Manage JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar need?

Add JSON-Manage without breaking your instance.

Stick to this file

Bring the mods it needs

Put it on the correct side

Pick the file you checked

What does JSON-Manage add?

JSON-Manage

Documentation:

Currently Supported Commands

Table 1: English descriptions of commands and arguments

Table 2: Sample JSON for currently supported commands

More Information:

JSON-Manage by Minecraft version and loader

1.7.4

1.7.2

JSON-Manage versions and loaders

JSONManage-1.7.2-1.1.0.jar

JSONManage-1.7.2-1.0.0.jar

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