Documentation

Requirements:
Before starting, ensure you have the following installed:

• .NET Core 8: Download and install from the official site: Download .NET Core.
• Java Runtime: Minecraft servers require Java to run. Ensure you have the required version for your Minecraft server:
  • Java 8+ for versions 1.12 to 1.16.5
  • Java 16+ for versions 1.17 to 1.17.1
  • Java 17+ for version 1.18
  • Java 21+ for version 1.21 and above
  Download Java. (Only Minecraft 1.17+ is officially supported)
• Latest MinecraftBlazorSuite release: Download from the GitHub Releases.

Installation Steps:
Follow these steps to install MinecraftBlazorSuite on your system (Windows, Mac, or Linux):

For informations about LetsEncrypt and HTTPS: GitHub

1. Download the latest release:
• Go to the GitHub Releases page and download the appropriate version for your system.
2. Configure the application:
• After extracting the downloaded files, open the ’BlazorMinecraftServerSettings.json’ file to set your desired server configurations, such as the server JAR file path and Java arguments.
3. Start the application:
• Open a terminal or command prompt in the directory where the files were extracted.
• On Windows: Run

Code (Text):

MinecraftBlazorSuite.exe

• On Linux/Mac: Run

Code (Text):

dotnet MinecraftBlazorSuite.dll

4. Access the web interface:
• Open your browser and go to

Code (Text):

http://localhost:5000

or replace ‘localhost’ with your server’s IP address if accessing from a different device.

Setting up Minecraft Server:
After logging into the web interface, you can start your Minecraft server from the console page:

• Login Credentials: Default password is ’12345678’. Please change it after your first login.
• Server Console: Once logged in, navigate to /console and the server will start automatically if configured correctly.

Troubleshooting:
If you encounter any issues, here are some common solutions:

• Error: Unable to access jarfile…
  • Ensure the path to the server JAR file is correct in the configuration file.
  
• Console error: “an error occurred”
  • Check if the server JAR is correctly set in the configuration file. This error often indicates a missing or incorrect server JAR.
  
• File or process is locked…
  • This usually means another instance of the server is running. Ensure all previous instances are closed.