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34 lines
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# Discord Bot for Minecraft Whitelist
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A simple Discord Bot designed to allow your server members to add themselves to the whitelist of a configured Minecraft server. Each member assigns one MC username to their discord username. Currently, there is no verification for MC usernames so deploy only on trusted servers with trustable members.
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# Discord Usage
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The bot adds 3 slash functions:
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`/whitelist-add <MC username>` assigns MC username to the calling Discord member
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`/whitelist-remove` removes the assignment from the calling Discord member
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`/whitelist-show` prints whether an assignment to the calling Discord member exists and its value
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# Installation
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## Prerequisites
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Create a new Discord App using the developer portal and invite the bot to your server with at least the following scopes:
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- bot
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- application.commands
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and the following permissions:
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- Send Messages
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## Installation
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1. Download `discord-minecraft-whitelist-bot` binary and `template.config.json` from from [releases](https://git.tronnet.net/alu/discord-minecraft-whitelist-bot/releases)
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2. Rename `template.config.json` to `config.json` and modify:
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- app-id: Discord App ID from the developer portal
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- guild-id: Server ID which can be obtained by right clicking the server in Discord and clicking `Copy Server ID`
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- token: Discord App Token from the developer portal
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- mc-rcon: `IP:port` or `hostname:port` formatted ip/hostanme and port number of the MC server rcon
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- mc-rcon-password: Password for the MC server rcon
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3. Run the binary |