Cloudnet Webinterface

CloudNet is a modern application that can dynamically and easily deliver Minecraft oriented software.

Supported Versions

The current supported cloudnet versions. If your version is not supported, please upgrade to the newest one.

Version	Supported
RC-11	✅
RC-10	❌

My dashboard is empty

You forgot to give yourself permissions. Create a user by following these simple steps:

1. Install the "CloudNet-Rest" module using modules install CloudNet-Rest in your CloudNet console.
2. Create a new user with the rest user create <username> <password> command in your CloudNet console. (Example: rest user create notch foobar, will create user "notch" with password "foobar")
3. Assign the required permissions using rest user <username> add scope global:admin in your CloudNet console. (Example: rest user notch add scope global:admin will grant user "notch" admin permissions on your web interface)
4. If the webinterface is started, log in with the username and password you just created.

Getting Started

Make sure you have pnpm installed using:

npm i -g pnpm

First, install the packages using:

pnpm install

To start the server, use the following command:

pnpm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

.env

Want to host the website yourself?

Copy .env.example to .env and change NEXT_PUBLIC_DOMAIN to your own domain (including http or https).

Pre-fill CloudNet address

So you want to fill in your user/pass without the address every single time?

Fill in NEXT_PUBLIC_CLOUDNET_ADDRESS in your .env file, like for example: NEXT_PUBLIC_CLOUDNET_ADDRESS=127.0.0.1:2812, this will autofill it for you.

If you want to use a domain: NEXT_PUBLIC_CLOUDNET_ADDRESS=https://cloudnet.example.com.

Bugs may occur!

Meaning if you encounter any issues, please open up an issue. You are welcome to contribute to this project and create a PR.