🌐 Minecraft Server Panel

A sleek and modern Minecraft server manager built with Nuxt for ease of use. Features include live console output via log polling, full server configuration, and intuitive control — all from your browser.

🚀 Features

• 🖥️ Manage Multiple Servers
  Add, edit, start, and stop Minecraft servers through a modern web interface.

• 🎮 Server Configuration
  Configure difficulty, game mode, max players, render/simulation distance, PVP toggle, command blocks, and more.

• 📡 Live Console Output
  Real-time output is streamed by polling the logs/latest.log file — no need for RCON or WebSockets.

• 🔐 Password-Protected Admin Access
  Protect access to the panel using a configurable admin password.

• 🧭 Modern UI/UX
  Fully responsive dark interface designed with Tailwind CSS and Nuxt 3.

• 💾 Persistent Settings
  All server configurations are saved and restored between sessions.

⚙️ Server Configuration Options

• Difficulty: peaceful, easy, normal, hard
• Game Mode: survival, creative, adventure, spectator
• Slots: Max player count
• Render Distance & Simulation Distance: In chunks
• Booleans: Enable/disable PVP, command blocks, etc.
• Extras: Upload a custom server banner image

🧪 Tech Stack

• Frontend: Nuxt 3 + Tailwind CSS
• Backend: Node.js via Nuxt server routes (for serving the panel and handling server commands)
• Real-Time Console: Filesystem polling of logs/latest.log (no need for RCON or WebSockets)
• Minecraft Integration: Designed for Vanilla- or Plugin-Server JARs (like Spigot or Bukkit)

📦 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js ≥ 16
• Java 17+ (for running Minecraft)
• Minecraft server JAR (e.g. paper-1.20.6.jar)
• PM2 for process management (optional but recommended)

Installation

git clone https://code.weexnes.dev/minecraft_server_manager
cd minecraft_server_manager
npm install

Development Mode

npm run dev

🔐 Admin Password Setup

By default, the admin password is admin.

To change it, you need to edit the settings.json file located in ~/.mcservermanager/settings.json. The password must be a bcrypt hash.

You can generate a bcrypt hash for your desired password using the included script:

npm run password_gen <your_password>

This will output a hash that you can copy and paste into the settings.json file.

🚀 Production Mode (PM2)

1. Build the app:

npm run build

2. Start it with PM2:

pm2 start

This uses the configuration in ecosystem.config.js to launch the Nuxt server from the build output.

🔒 Security

This panel is intended for local or LAN use If hosting publicly:

• Use HTTPS with a reverse proxy (e.g. Nginx or Caddy)