This is a simple Minecraft server status page that can show a number of servers and their info via cards, each with buttons for two maps that either display in-page or go fullscreen. Configuration is done via a servers.json file (no HTML editing needed). Pulls stats from the minecraft server itself along with the Crafty Controller API.

Install:

1. Install dependacies: npm install express minecraft-server-util cors dotenv node-fetch
2. Configure your environment variables: copy .env.example to .env and fill in your values:

• PORT=3000

• FRONTEND_URL=your_frontend_url_here

• CRAFTY_API_KEY=crafty_api_here

• CRAFTY_API_URL=crafty_url_here

  (.env is gitignored so your real credentials are never committed.)

4. Configure your servers: copy public/servers.example.json to public/servers.json and edit it (an array of server objects: name, domain, optional port (default 25565), craftyId, image, and maps.dynmap / maps.bluemap). No HTML editing required. (public/servers.json is gitignored.)

Install using Docker:

1. docker pull idiosync000/mc-status-page
2. Pass through port 80 and /app/public/
3. Place your servers.json (copied from servers.example.json) and images in the public folder passed through on the host (a working index.html already ships in the image)