[Question] moved path, partial available data

pdinklag / MinecraftStats

A Minecraft player statistics browser for the web - supports 1.13 and later!

https://discord.gg/brH5PGG8By

Other

227 stars 53 forks source link

[Question] moved path, partial available data #28

Closed bmarwell closed 5 years ago

bmarwell commented 5 years ago

Hi!

I'd like to use this python script with my dockerized minecraft (my github repo yet to be updated).

Differences:

My maps are in a subfolder named "maps", not in the main server directory. It's a separate docker volume.
the config files are just symlinks to $SERVER_DIR/config/<filename>, so I can have the config as a seperate volume as well.
The server is spigot, not vanilla.

Now, obviously, I cannot mount the whole Spigot Server into the MinecraftStats container. But I could mount the config (including players, etc.) and the maps.

Would that suffice?

Thanks and best regards, Ben

bmarwell commented 5 years ago

To answer my own question:

to use subfolders, use -w worlds/world (or similar)
Main config must be present (server.properties), no additional checks.
Spigot will work fine.

pdinklag commented 5 years ago

The only potential issue with Spigot / Multiworld is in case it keeps track of individual stats per world. That's not supported, of course, and I have no intentions as of right now to support it, but I'm also not aware that happens or is even possible.

For the main world path (the one that contains the stats), that's what -w is intended for indeed. You can also avoid the server.properties access if you use --server-name="My Server" or something in the command line. The properties file is only used as a convenience to get the name from the MOTD.