@magikcraft/healthcheck v0.0.9

@magikcraft/healthcheck

This is a Minecraft plugin written for the Scriptcraft Modular Architecture. It provides an integration with healthchecks.io.

To use it

• Grab yourself a healthcheck url from healthchecks.io.

• Install it in your project:

npm i @magikcraft/healthcheck

• Now in your smac.json file, add an environmentVars key:

environmentVars: {
	"HEALTHCHECKS_IO_URL": "https://hc-ping.com/b3f36309-af54-451c-8f06-eb4620953b45",
	"HEALTHCHECKS_IO_PERIOD": 15
}

Note: the period is in minutes.

Developing

• Install the TypeScript compiler:

npm i -g typescript

• Start the TypeScript compiler:

tsc

To start the compiler in watch mode (recompile on file save):

tsc -w

Running a development server

You can start a development server and test your code using smac - the Scriptcraft Modular Architecture.

• Make sure you have Docker installed on your computer.
• Install smac globally:

npm i -g smac

Your plugin contains server profiles for both a Bukkit server (supports the Java Minecraft client) and a Nukkit server (supports Minecraft Pocket Edition).

Start a Bukkit Server

• To start a Bukkit development server:

smac start

This uses the profile in smac.json.

Start a Nukkit Server

• To start a Nukkit development server:

smac start -f smac-nukkit.json

This uses the profile in smac-nukkit.json

Reloading your code

As you change your code, you can reload the changes in the running server by typing in the server console:

ts refresh()

To switch on TypeScript mode, type in the server console:

ts on

This allows you to execute TypeScript code directly in the server console. Now you need only type refresh() to refresh your code in the server.

To turn off TypeScript mode, type:

ts off

Running Unit Tests

SMA Plugins provide unit testing using Jasmine.

To run unit tests for your plugins, write them in __tests__ and compile them.

Then run smac in test mode:

smac start -t

This will start the container in test mode. Code will not be autoloaded, and the unit tests will be run.

To have the container exit after the tests have run, start it with the -e flag.

# Run tests and exit
smac start -t -e

The process will exit with exit code 0 if all tests pass, and exit code 1 if any of the test fail.