Grohs Fabian

With this simple snippet and quick snipped you can get the status of your or other’s minecraft server just by entering 1 command line with NodeJs.

Keep in mind that you should have some basic understanding of NodeJs and a local installation where you can test out the code below.

var request = require('request');

var server_ip = process.argv[2];
var server_port = process.argv[3];

var api = 'https://mcapi.us/server/status';

if(typeof server_ip === 'undefined' || typeof server_port === 'undefined') {
	console.log('You need to specify the server ip and the server port!');
}

request(api+'?ip='+server_ip+'&port='+server_port, function(error, response, body) {
	if(error) {
		return console.log('Something went wrong: ', error);
	}

	var response = JSON.parse(body, null, 4);

	console.log(response);

});

var request = require('request');

var server_ip = process.argv[2];

var server_port = process.argv[3];

var api = 'https://mcapi.us/server/status';

if(typeof server_ip === 'undefined' || typeof server_port === 'undefined') {

console.log('You need to specify the server ip and the server port!');

}

request(api+'?ip='+server_ip+'&port='+server_port, function(error, response, body) {

if(error) {

return console.log('Something went wrong: ', error);

}

var response = JSON.parse(body, null, 4);

console.log(response);

});

You should also have installed the NodeJs Request library. The code above is basically sending a GET request to mcapi.us to get the current status of the minecraft server.

Run it like this:

node app.js SERVER_IP SERVER_PORT

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