Sharly is a local web interface designed to simplify the creation and management of Minecraft servers on your own machine. Thanks to a clear and intuitive interface, Sharly allows you to configure, start, stop, and monitor multiple Minecraft servers locally without needing advanced command line knowledge.

Whether you are a beginner or experienced server administrator, Sharly makes your life easier by automating common tasks related to Minecraft server management.




Local Multi-Server Management: Create and organize multiple Minecraft servers directly from a web interface accessible via http://localhost:3000.
Full Server Control: Start, stop, and restart your Minecraft servers with a single click.
Real-Time Console: Follow your servers’ logs and console output live via WebSocket.
Direct Command Sending: Easily send Minecraft commands without using the system console.
Automatic Process Management: Cleanly stop servers with management of stuck Java processes.
Modern Web Interface: Responsive, user-friendly interface accessible from any browser on your machine.
Support for Various Minecraft Server APIs: Compatible with any API allowing to create and manage Minecraft servers, such as Spigot, Paper, Bukkit, etc.




1. Install Node.js if not already installed.
2. Download or clone the Sharly project.
3. Run start.bat to start the local web server.
4. Open your browser and go to http://localhost:3000.
5. Add your Minecraft servers via the interface.
6. Manage your servers by starting, stopping, or monitoring their logs in real time.




Simplicity: No need to handle complex scripts or open multiple terminal windows.
Local and Secure: Works locally without internet connection or external services.
Versatile: Compatible with all modern Java-based Minecraft server versions.
Time-Saving: Automates server startup, shutdown, and monitoring.
Designed for Local Players and Admins who want to quickly test or host without hassle.




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Contributions are open and encouraged to continuously improve the Sharly experience.