A lightweight transfer proxy written in Go for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition.
- Download the latest release for your platform from the GitHub releases page
- Move it to a directory of your choice, and run from the command line.
Note for Linux/macOS users: run chmod +x on the binary to make it executable.
After running portal for the first time, a default configuration file called config.json will be created in the same directory as the program.
- query
- maxPlayers: The maximum number of players allowed to connect to the proxy simultaneously. 0 means no limit.
- motd: A message to display to players on the server connect screen. Supports minecraft formatting codes.
- whitelist
- enabled: Whether or to enable the whitelist.
- players: An array of player names to whitelist.
- proxy
- bindAddress: The address to bind the proxy to.
- groups: A list of server groups to use. Each group contains a list of servers within their respective group.
- defaultGroup: The default group to route players to when they connect.
- authentication: Whether to authenticate players when they connect. Disabling this will allow users to use any name when connecting
- resourceDir: Directory that resource packs are loaded from.
- forceTextures: Force players to accept the resource pack before joining.
- playerLatency
- report: Whether to report player latency to the server.
- updateInterval: The interval at which to update the player latency, in seconds.
- socket
- bindAddress: The address to bind the socket server to.
- secret: The secret key for clients to authenticate with. Leaving this blank could allow anyone to register their server to the proxy.
- logger
- file: File to output logs to.
- debug: Whether to output debug logs.