Python GUI for Minecraft Server Management

As a programmer, you're no stranger to customizing your workflow to your tastes. One of the most popular games for developers to play with is Minecraft, and if you have your own private server, it's nice to have a GUI to manage it. Enter the Python Minecraft Server GUI!

This application provides a streamlined, simple interface to manage your Minecraft server from a Python script. It runs on the command line, but allows you to easily start, stop, and customize your server without manually editing configuration files.

Here's what the GUI looks like in action:

Features

• Start, stop, and restart your server without having to use the command line
• Customize server properties like max players, difficulty, and game mode
• Easy access to view logs and see who is currently online
• Automatic backups and restores to keep your world safe
• Built-in console to interact with the server directly

How to Use

1. Install the required libraries: pip install mcstatus watchdog pyside2
2. Clone the GitHub repository
3. Edit the config.py file with your server information
4. Run python main.py to start the GUI

Code Snippet

Here's an example of how easy it is to start a Minecraft server using the GUI:

from server import MinecraftServer
from gui import ServerWidget

server = MinecraftServer("my-server")
widget = ServerWidget(server)
widget.show()

This creates a new MinecraftServer object with the name "my-server", and a ServerWidget object to control it.

Conclusion

If you're a Python developer who loves to play Minecraft, this GUI is a must-have tool for managing your server. With its simple interface and powerful features, you'll be able to focus on building and exploring, without worrying about the underlying server management. Give it a try, and let us know what you think!