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mcsudo

mcsudo

Mod

Add Linux commands to Minecraft.

Server Utility

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Sudo

This module adds some commonly used Linux commands to the game, including sudo, echo, cat, and export.

Some Linux mechanisms have also been added, such as the home folder and the .bashrc file.

Instructions

Parameters

Some commands support parameters, you can use _ plus parameters.

Variables

Some commands also support the use of variables. You can use variables in the form of ${variable name}. For how to set variables, please see export.

Dynamic variables

Dynamic variables are recalculated on every execution, here are all dynamic variables:

  • home: the current user’s home folder
  • uuid: uuid of the current user
  • player: the username of the current user
  • exp: the current user’s experience value
  • level: the level of the current user
  • health: current user’s health
  • max_health: the current user’s maximum health
  • world: current world name
  • location: current location (format is x.y.z)
  • server: current server name
  • motd: motd of the current server
  • time: current time (Unix timestamp)

Order

echo

usage:

/echo <content> # Output content

cat

usage:

/cat <file path> # Output file content

write

usage:

/write <file path> <content> #Write file content, which will overwrite the original content.

export

usage:

/export <variable name> <variable value> #Set variables
/export public_<variable name> <variable value> # Set public variables, sudo permissions are required

apt

Install mods from Modrinth.

usage:

/apt install <slug> <version> # Install module
/apt search <slug> # Search module

image of apt command: 0.jpg

bash

Call the system to execute bash commands (only supports Linux).

usage:

/bash <command>

WARNNING:THIS COMMAND IS DANGEROUS. IT MAYBE DAMAGE YOUR SYSTEM.

neofetch

You know the command.

Special files

.bashrc

This file executes the commands inside when the player logs in. The commands are separated by ; and there is no / before the command.

The file is located in home/<player name>/.bashrc. Players can modify this file without sudo permissions.

External resources


Project members

CrystalNeko

Member


Technical information

License
GPL-3.0-only
Client side
unsupported
Server side
required
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