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About Create server status banners for use on web pages (or wherever you like), mimicking the style of how it is shown in the multiplayer server list in the Minecraft Client.
Examples
Usage The generator functions by receiving HTTP GET requests through an API
This will create a server status banner with the default dirt background, cached for 5 minutes.
Customization: You can add a few parameters to the query string to customize the appearance of the banner.
Key (data type) [description]
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width (integer) [Controls the size of the banner, defaults to 1836)
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name (string) [The top most line of text in the banner, defaults to "IP: <server-ip>", if port is not 25565, "IP: <server-ip>:<port>"]
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port (integer) [The port number of the server, defaults to 25565]
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offlinemessage (string) [The message to be shown when the server is unreachable, defaults to "Can't connect to server" in red]
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backgroundurl (string: URL or "transparent") [The background of the banner, defaults to none]
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ping (integer) [The ping in milliseconds used in the ping icon, defaults to 0 (5 bars)]
Note: It is the responsibility of the user to provide a background image with the correct dimensions
Why is the ping always full? This is because whether the ping is good or not from my server is not useful to the end-user so I've decided to have it always maxed.