Welcome to RustRcon!

Features:

• Server

• Get ServerInfo.
• Stop/Restart server.
• Send console command.
• On chat/console message events.

• Player

• Kick/Ban player.
• Get players ban list.
• Kill player.
• Get player info.

• Oxide

• Get plugin list.
• Reload plugin.
• Load/Unload plugin.

Install:

Self Build:

You should compile the library project and add a dependency to your project RustRcon.dll

NuGet Gallery:

RustRcon is available on the NuGet Gallery, as still a release version:

• NuGet Gallery: RustRcon_Client

You can add RustRcon to your project with the NuGet Package Manager, by using the following command in the Package Manager Console.

PM> Install-Package RustRcon_Client 

Usage

Step 1:

Required namespace.

using RustRcon;

The RconClient class exists in the RustRcon namespace.

Step 2:

Creating a new instance of the RconClient class with the adress, port and password.

RconClient rconClient = new RconClient("localhost", 28016, "root");

Step 3:

Setting the events, example:

rconClient.OnChatMessage += (e) =>
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{e.Username}: {e.Message}");
    e.Dispose();
};

rconClient.OnConsoleMessage += (e) =>
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{e.Message}");
    e.Dispose();
};

Step 4:

Connecting to server.

await rconClient.ConnectAsync();

Step 5:

When sending a command to the server, commands take the necessary arguments in their constructor, after asynchronous waiting for the result the response will be in command.ServerResponse.Content (json) and if the command has a unique response, it will be in command.Result

var command = GetServerInfo.Create();
await rconClient.SendCommandAsync(command);

Console.WriteLine($"{command.Id} - {command.ServerResponse?.Id} : {command.Result?.Hostname}");
command.Dispose();

Attention: don't forget to call Dispose on commands and messages after use.