A Node.js Minecraft bot that helps you out by performing menial tasks.
Supports Minecraft 1.4.7
You can give a bot a command by talking in chat, or in whispered chat. You can direct a specific bot in chat by speaking their name first, e.g. "helperbot, come".
- come - Make the bot come to your current location.
- echo message - Repeat the given 'message' into chat.
- find block name - Make the bot find the coordinates of the nearest 'block name' block.
- follow [username] - Start following a player.
- follow.stop - Stop following players.
- give username [count] block name - Make the bot /give 'username' 'count' of a given block.
- gimme [count] block name - Make the bot /give you 'count' of a given block.
- help command - Gives help on a given command.
- list - List the bot's inventory.
- masters [add/rm username] - Display the bot's list of masters, or add/remove a master.
- mine block name - Start mining 'block name'. You can add multiple target blocks.
- mine.resume - Resume mining after an interruption.
- mine.status - Display information about the current mining job.
- mine.stop - Stop mining.
- quiet mode [on/off] - Enable/disable quiet mode.
- quit - Make the bot leave the server.
- strip - Start strip mining whatever chunk the bot is in.
- strip.stop - Stop strip mining.
- toss [player] [count] [item name] - Toss 'player' 'count' items that match 'item name'.
Usage: node helperbot.js [SERVER] [USERNAME] [OPTIONS]
Connect a mineflayer bot to SERVER as USERNAME.
By default connects 'helperbot' to localhost.
-h, --help display this help and exit
-l, --login prompt for credentials and login to minecraft.net
--masters=a,b,c,... set the bot's masters to player a, b, c, ...
--password=PASSWORD connect to minecraft.net with the given PASSWORD
-p, --port=PORT connect to the given port (defaults to 25565)- Example online mode:
node helperbot.js server username --password=12345678- Example online mode #2:
node helperbot.js server --login- Example offline mode:
node helperbot.js servercd helperbot
npm install