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BDSX : BDS + node.js

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BDSX is a modification of Minecraft Bedrock Dedicated Server, supporting node.js. Because it is based on the offical BDS software, it includes all the features of vanilla Minecraft, but includes other features as well, such as hooking functions and packets to change behavior.

Features

  • OS: Windows(Recommended), Linux with Wine(Unstable)
  • All Minecraft BDS features
  • All node.js features (*that are supported by ChakraCore. See this page for more information)
  • Debug with Visual Studio Code (You can debug plugins too)
  • Intercept network packets
  • Custom Commands
  • Low-level hooking and DLL Call
  • Get IP Address & XUID (Example below)
import { events } from "bdsx/event";
import { MinecraftPacketIds } from "bdsx/bds/packetids";
events.packetAfter(MinecraftPacketIds.Login).on((ptr, networkIdentifier, packetId) => {
    const ip = networkIdentifier.getAddress();
    if (ptr.connreq === null) return; // Wrong client version
    const cert = ptr.connreq.getCertificate();
    const xuid = cert.getXuid();
    const username = cert.getId();
    console.log(`Connection: ${username}> IP=${ip}, XUID=${xuid}`);
});

Usage

  • Requirements
    • node.js Please make sure your node is up to date.
    • GIT
    • Wine (if using Linux)
  • Recommended

To download, clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/bdsx/bdsx.git

Debug & Launch with VSCode

When starting BDSX with VSCode, you need to

  1. Open the project with VSCode
  2. Install the legacy debugger. the suggestion dialog will be opened up on the right bottom corner.
  3. Open a terminal (Ctrl+Shift+`)
  4. Run npm i to install npm packages and BDS
  5. Press F5 to build and run in VSCode

Launch with the executable

Run bdsx.bat (or bdsx.sh on Linux) to start BDSX

Manual instruction of the executable

  1. Open a terminal to the bdsx folder
  2. Run npm i to install npm packages and BDS
  3. Use tsc to compile the typescript and use bedrock_server.exe .. in the bedrock_server directory. If on Linux, use wine bedrock_server.exe .. instead.

File Structure

[bdsx project]
├ [bdsx] # Core Library
├ [example_and_test] # Examples for using the BDSX API and tests of the BDSX API
├ [bedrock_server] # BDS installation
├ launcher.ts # Script for launching BDS
├ index.ts # Main entry point. This file is required by the launcher when BDS is fully started.
├ bdsx.sh # Executable for Linux
└ bdsx.bat # Executable for Windows

Please start your own code from ./index.ts

By default index.ts imports example_and_test. To disable the examples simply remove the import or replace it with your own code.

For examples, see the example_and_test folder. There are some plugins available on npm in the @bdsx organization as well.

Make a bdsx plugin

Please check plugin-example/README.md.

Discord

https://discord.gg/pC9XdkC

BDSX Discussions

https://github.com/bdsx/bdsx/discussions

BDSX Wiki

https://github.com/bdsx/bdsx/wiki

Hosting Support

https://easyminecrafthosting.com/ (Latin America)

Docker Image

https://hub.docker.com/r/karikera/bdsx

Bug Report

https://github.com/bdsx/bdsx/issues

BDSX Core

https://github.com/bdsx/bdsx-core

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