Timofey Gelazoniya
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The `dns.promises.resolveSrv` function used for SRV record lookups does not have a user-configurable timeout. This could cause the entire `pingJava` operation to hang for an extended period if the target's DNS server unresponsive. To make the SRV lookup more robust and respect the user-provided timeout, this commit switches to using the `dns.promises.Resolver` class.
mineping
This JavaScript library provides an implementation of the Minecraft server ping protocol. It allows you to gather information about a Minecraft server, such as the MOTD, current online players, server icon (Java Edition only), and more.
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Requirements
Node.js 14 or newer is required
Install
To install mineping, simply run the following command:
npm i @minescope/mineping
To install beta version (if available), run:
npm i @minescope/mineping@next
Loading and configuration the module
ES Modules (ESM)
If you are using ES Modules, you can import the library like this:
import { pingJava, pingBedrock } from "@minescope/mineping";
CommonJS
mineping is an ESM-only module — you are not able to import it with require().
If you cannot switch to ESM, you can use the async import() function from CommonJS to load mineping asynchronously:
const pingJava = (...args) =>
import("@minescope/mineping").then((module) => module.pingJava(...args));
const pingBedrock = (...args) =>
import("@minescope/mineping").then((module) => module.pingBedrock(...args));
Usage
Ping a Java server with default options:
import { pingJava } from "@minescope/mineping";
const data = await pingJava("mc.hypixel.net");
console.log(data);
Ping a Bedrock server with custom options:
import { pingBedrock } from "@minescope/mineping";
const data = await pingBedrock("mco.mineplex.com", {
port: 19132,
timeout: 500,
});
console.log(data);
More complex example can be found in the
examplefolder!
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to the following projects: