KohimaNayagato/BinCommander

Control your minecraft account over discord

BinCommander

Control your minecraft account over discord.

BinCommander uses Kotlin (JS), Discord.JS, Mineflayer and NodeJS to allow you to remotely control your minecraft account.

Features

Current:

• Remotely and simultaneously connect multiple accounts to multiple servers
• Remotely see your coordinates and vitals
• Remotely see the latency and TPS of the server

Planned:

• Open a proxy server allowing you to take over control from a bot and switch between different bots and servers from your local minecraft client
• Notifications on events such as Queue Server positions, damage, view distance etc
• Anti AFK, Auto Fish, Auto Mining, Long distance travelling

Usage

Create a discord bot and add it to a server, with permissions to read and send messages. Create config.json in the root repository folder, with the following template:

{
    "discord": {
        "token": "YOUR_BOT_TOKEN",
        "prefix": "+"
    },
    "users": [
        {
            "discordID": "YOUR_DISCORD_USER_ID",
			"spamdelay": 60,
            "spam": [
                "Text",
                "More text"
            ],
            "mcAccounts": [
                {
                    "mcName": "MinecraftUsername1",
                    "user": "Username or email for legacy accounts",
                    "pass": "password"
                },
                {
                    "mcName": "MinecraftUsername2",
                    "user": "Username or email for legacy accounts",
                    "pass": "password",
                    "clientToken": "You can optionally specify a token instead of a username/password combination"
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

Clone and execute ./gradlew run.

How?

This uses Kotlin with a JavaScript compilation target, allowing typesafe programming for nodejs. I have also written bindings for all the libraries that I use to allow typesafe interoperability.