MCPE -Installers

An Advanced Installer for Linux VPS or Servers, An automated (obviously) installer to setting up your Very Own MCPE Server!

Installation

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Command

claude mcp add --transport stdio captainduck-mcpe-server-installers node Installers/index.js \
  --env MCPE_PORT="Port to run the MCPE server on, default 19132" \
  --env MCPE_SERVER_TYPE="pocketmine|imagicalmine|nukkit|genisys"

How to use

MCPE Installers is a Linux-focused set of automated installers designed to help you quickly set up MCPE servers using popular server software such as PocketMine, ImagicalMine, Nukkit, and Genisys. The project provides scripts that download dependencies, fetch the chosen server software, and perform initial configuration. After installation, you can start the server using the provided management scripts and use the included tooling to manage updates, plugins, and server lifecycle. The installer emphasizes a streamlined workflow, letting you select the server type and automatically handle prerequisites and setup steps.

How to install

Prerequisites:

A Linux system with shell access (Ubuntu/Debian or similar, or CentOS/RHEL)
curl or wget available
Node.js installed (if using the Node-based installer)
Java Runtime Environment for servers that require it (Nukkit/Genisys may require Java)

Installation steps:

Install dependencies (example for Debian/Ubuntu): sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install -y curl unzip openjdk-11-jre
Clone the installation repository: git clone https://github.com/CaptainDuck/MCPE-Installers.git
Navigate to the Installers directory: cd MCPE-Installers/Installers
Run the installer for your desired MCPE server software. Examples (adjust as needed):
- Node-based route (PocketMine): node index.js install pocketmine
- Node-based route (Nukkit): node index.js install nukkit
Follow on-screen prompts to configure ports, RAM, and plugins. After installation, use the generated start scripts to launch the server.

Notes:

You may need sudo privileges for system-wide installations
Ensure Java is installed and compatible with the chosen server type
If using a non-Node path, adapt the command to the actual entry point as documented by the project

Additional notes

Tips and common issues:

Ensure the firewall allows MCPE default port 19132 (UDP) and any additional ports used by your setup
If you encounter Java classpath or memory errors, verify the Java version and available RAM on the host
The installers may support auto-updates; check for a update option or run the installer again to pull the latest server files Environment variables and configuration options:
MCPE_PORT: default 19132; set to a different port if needed
MCPE_SERVER_TYPE: pocketmine|imagicalmine|nukkit|genisys; select the server type before installation

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