This software is a management system for Minecraft servers on linux systems. It has mainly been designed for servers which run many Minecraft servers, like hosters or large server networks but can also be used for a few or even a single Minecraft server.
This project is developed using the C++11 standard, Boost and ncurses. So be sure to have them available when compiling (see install instrcutions below). The software is developed and tested on several Debian 7 and 8 systems. It will likley work on other Linux distributions too however some adjustments might be needed and furthermore I cannot gurantee that it will work at all. Should you have issues that can be resolved on my side feel free to open an Issue or a Pull Request.
There are no precompiled binaries available so you have to compile it yourself. But however you install this software, if you have done everything correctly you
will end up with a program binary called mats (located under /usr/local/bin which usually is in PATH) and the global config installed in /etc/mats.
Depending on how confident you feel with your skills on the command line follow whichever guide appeals the most to you.
# Clone the repo. (We are using other repos in it. So clone them too)
git clone --recursive https://github.com/BrainStone/MATS.git
cd MATS
# Make and install the program
./install.sh
./install.sh can be called with the parameter -s (for skip) to skip trying to install the dependencies.
./install.sh can be called with the parameter -l (for libconfig) to skip trying to install the libconfig 1.5 should it be not present.
(Also make sure you have sudo and git installed! Everything else you need will be installed automatically!)
So if you are reading this I assume you are familiar with the standard command line tools and your operating system in general.
First of all, verify that you have all the necessary tools, libararies and packages installed (See command below for package list). Simply run this command if you are not sure:
sudo apt-get install -y sudo git g++ make libboost-program-options-dev libboost-filesystem-dev libconfig++-dev libncurses5-dev libncursesw5-dev
After you verified the existence of all necessary tools, clone the repo. This repo has submodules so be sure to clone it recursively (with the --recursive
flag). Should you by accident have forgotten to do this just run the following two commands and you are good to go!
git submodule update --init --recursive
git submodule sync --recursive
After that it's just a matter of compiling. Nothing out of the ordinary. Just run:
make
sudo make install
If you want to customize the install location of the binary edit the Makefile on lines 27 and 29 (defaults to /usr/local/bin).
If you want to customize the location of the global config run the following command BEFORE you compile the program. (Or compile it again afterwards) Be
sure to escape all / like this: \\/. Also keep the all the "s. They are important!
sed -i 's/"\\/etc\\/mats"/"your\\/path"/g' src/Config.cpp
The full documentation can be found at https://doc.brainstonemod.com/MATS/.
You can also download the documentation in HTML (zipped) or
PDF format.
You can also generate the documentation locally. However doxygen needs to be
installed. graphviz and latex is not required but
recommended. To generate the documentation locally run this command:
make doc
You will then find a MATS-doc.zip file and if you have latex installed a MATS-doc.pdf file in the base directory.
Copyright 2016, 2017 Yannick Schinko. All rights reserved
MATS is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0
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