MCPing

A simple library to ping minecraft servers

Releases

Gradle/Maven

To use MCPing with Gradle/Maven you can follow the instructions on maven central.

Gradle:

repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}

dependencies {
    implementation "net.lenni0451:MCPing:1.0.0"
}

Maven:

<dependency>
    <groupId>net.lenni0451</groupId>
    <artifactId>MCPing</artifactId>
    <version>1.0.0</version>
</dependency>

Make sure to use the latest version from maven central.

Jar File

You can download the compiled jar file from my Jenkins server.
Gson is required and not included in the jar file.

Usage

Implemented ping protocols:

Modern (>= 1.7)
Legacy (<= 1.6)
Classic
Bedrock
Query (default/full)
Socket

The only class you need to ping a server is the MCPing class.
The class has a builder pattern to easily create a ping request.

After creating the request you can use the getSync(), getAsync() or getAsync(ExecutorService) methods to get the ping result.

To set listener for the ping result you can use the handler(IStatusListener) method to listen for all ping states.
To set listener for each specific ping state you can use the following methods:

exceptionHandler(Consumer<Throwable>)
responseHandler(Consumer<? extends IPingResponse>)
finishHandler(Consumer<? extends IPingResponse>)

Example:

Get the ping result of a modern server synchronously.
No handler is set so exceptions will be thrown.

MCPing.pingModern(761).address("lenni0451.net").getSync();

Ping a legacy server using the 1.5 protocol.
The ping result is printed to the console and the future is joined.

MCPing.pingLegacy(LegacyPing.Version.V1_5).responseHandler(response -> {
    System.out.println(response);
}).address("lenni0451.net").getAsync().join();

Ping a modern server and correctly handle all status responses.