Broadcast chat between Minecraft servers or even discord server
See here for chatbridge v1. NOT compatible with Chatbridge v1
flowchart LR
subgraph Minecraft Host
mcdr1("ChatBridge Client (MCDR plugin)")<--MCDR-->smp[Minecraft Surival Server]
mcdr2("ChatBridge Client (MCDR plugin)")<--MCDR-->cmp[Minecraft Creative Server]
mcdr3("ChatBridge Client (MCDR plugin)")<--MCDR-->smpc[Minecraft Mirror Server]
online("ChatBridge Online Command Client")<--RCON-->bc[Bungeecord Server]
end
server(["ChatBridge Server"])
server<-->mcdr1 & mcdr2 & mcdr3 & online
server<-->cli_client("CLI Client")<-.->user[/User/]
server<-->cq_client("ChatBridge CQHttp Client")<-->cqhttp[CQ Http bot]-.-QQ
server<-->khl_client("ChatBridge Khl Client")<-->khl["Kaiheila (Kook)"]
server<-->discord_client("ChatBridge Discord Client")<-->Discord
ChatBridge is mainly for custom use of TIS server, especially the bot/command components:
Therefore, for these bot and related clients:
But the basic chatbridge components are within the support range, including:
ChatBridge 是一个为 TIS 服务器定制使用的工具,尤其是 bot/指令相关的组件:
因此,对于这些 bot 及相关的客户端:
但基本的 ChatBridge 组件都是在支持范围内,这包括:
Enter python ChatBridge.pyz
in command line to see possible helps
At launch, if the configure file is missing, chatbridge will automatically generate a default one and exit
Docker Hub image: fallenbreath/chatbridge
Image name examples:
fallenbreath/chatbridge:latest
fallenbreath/chatbridge:v2.5.3
Working directory: /app
Example usages: docker run --rm fallenbreath/chatbridge:latest server
See the ./docker directory in the repository for more details and docker compose example
Python 3.6+ required
Requirements stored in requirements.txt
, use pip install -r requirements.txt
to install
mcdreforged>=2.2.0
pycryptodome
colorlog
python ChatBridge.pyz server
Configure:
{
"aes_key": "ThisIstheSecret", // the common encrypt key for all clients
"hostname": "localhost", // the hostname of the server. Set it to "0.0.0.0" for general binding
"port": 30001, // the port of the server
"clients": [ // a list of client
{
"name": "MyClientName", // client name
"password": "MyClientPassword" // client password
}
]
}
python ChatBridge.pyz client
Configure:
{
"aes_key": "ThisIstheSecret", // the common encrypt key
"name": "MyClientName", // the name of the client
"password": "MyClientPassword", // the password of the client
"server_hostname": "127.0.0.1", // the hostname of the server
"server_port": 30001 // the port of the server
}
Required MCDR >=2.2
Just put the .pyz
file into the plugin folder
Extra configure fields (compared to CLI client)
"enable": true, // for switching the functionality of the chatbridge plugin
"debug": false, // for switching debug logging on
python ChatBridge.pyz discord_bot
Extra requirements (also listed in /chatbridge/impl/discord/requirements.txt
):
discord.py>=2.0.0
Extra configure fields (compared to CLI client)
"bot_token": "your.bot.token.here", // the token of your discord bot
"channels_for_command": [ // a list of channels, public commands can be used here
123400000000000000,
123450000000000000
],
"channel_for_chat": 123400000000000000, // the channel for chatting and private commands
"command_prefix": "!!",
"client_to_query_stats": "MyClient1", // it should be a client as an MCDR plugin, with stats_helper plugin installed in the MCDR
"client_to_query_online": "MyClient2" // a client described in the following section "Client to respond online command"
!!stats
will send command to MyClient1
to query the StatsHelper plugin in the specific client for data
!!online
will send command to MyClient2
to use rcon to get glist
command reply in bungeecord server
python ChatBridge.pyz cqhttp_bot
Extra requirements (also listed in /chatbridge/impl/cqhttp/requirements.txt
):
websocket-client>=1.2.1
Needs any CoolQ Http protocol provider to work. e.g. go-cqhttp
Due to lack of channel division in QQ group (not like discord), to prevent message spam player needs to use special command to let the bot recognize the message:
!!qq <message>
to send message to QQ!!mc <message>
to send messageType !!help
in QQ for more help
Extra configure fields (compared to CLI client)
ws_address
, ws_port
and access_token
are the same as the value in the config file of coolq-http-api
"ws_address": "127.0.0.1",
"ws_port": 6700,
"access_token": "access_token.here",
"react_group_id": 12345, // the target QQ group id
"client_to_query_stats": "MyClient1", // it should be a client as an MCDR plugin, with stats_helper plugin installed in the MCDR
"client_to_query_online": "MyClient2", // a client described in the following section "Client to respond online command"
"server_display_name": "TIS" // The name of the server, used for display in some places
python ChatBridge.pyz cqhttp_bot
Extra requirements (also listed in /chatbridge/impl/satori/requirements.txt
):
satori-python>=0.11
Just like the CoolqHttp client, but it uses satori protocol
Extra configure fields (compared to CLI client)
"ws_address": "127.0.0.1", // satori server address
"ws_port": 5500, // satori server port
"ws_path": "", // satori server optional path prefix
"satori_token": "xxxxx", // satori access token
"react_channel_id": 12345, // the target channel id (for QQ, it's the group id)
"chatbridge_message_prefix": "!!qq",
"client_to_query_stats": "MyClient1", // it should be a client as an MCDR plugin, with stats_helper plugin installed in the MCDR
"client_to_query_online": "MyClient2", // a client described in the following section "Client to respond online command"
"server_display_name": "TIS" // The name of the server, used for display in some places
python ChatBridge.pyz satori_bot
Extra requirements (also listed in /chatbridge/impl/kaiheila/requirements.txt
):
khl.py~=0.3.17
Extra configure fields (compared to CLI client)
"token": "", // kaiheila token
"channels_for_command": [ // a list of channels, public commands can be used here. use string
"123400000000000000",
"123450000000000000"
],
"channel_for_chat": "123400000000000000", // the channel for chatting and private commands. use string
"command_prefix": "!!",
"client_to_query_stats": "MyClient1", // it should be a client as an MCDR plugin, with stats_helper plugin installed in the MCDR
"client_to_query_online": "MyClient2", // a client described in the following section "Client to respond online command"
"server_display_name": "TIS" // The name of the server, used for display in some places
python ChatBridge.pyz online_command
Extra requirements (also listed in /chatbridge/impl/online/requirements.txt
):
parse
Extra configure fields (compared to CLI client)
"minecraft_list": [
{
"name": "survival", // the name of the minecraft server (recommend value: the same as its name in bungeecord)
"address": "127.0.0.1", // the address of the server rcon
"port": "25575", // the port of the server rcon
"password": "Server Rcon Password" // the password of the server rcon
}
],
"bungeecord_list": [
{
"name": "BungeecordA", // the name of the bungeecord server (unused value)
"address": "127.0.0.1", // the address of the bungeecord rcon
"port": "39999", // the port of the bungeecord rcon
"password": "Bungee Rcon Password" // the password of the bungeecord rcon
}
],
// The display order of the servers, optional
// Servers not in the list will be thrown to the tail of the result and sorted in alphabetical order
"display_order": [
"survival", // Values are server names
"creative"
]
CLI commands
online
, !!online
: Display the current online players, mostly for testingstop
: Stop the client