OpenAPI

A Custom Plugin API for MiNET - Making it easier for multiple plugins to work together nicely.

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Setup & Getting Started

Great to see you are interested in using OpenAPI.
The steps required to get a server running using OpenAPI are probably a little different then what you might expect.
No worries tho! Just follow the following steps closely and you'll have your server up & running within a few minutes.

Step 1.

Acquiring the required binaries.

OpenAPI requires a custom MiNETServer instance to work properly, so the default MiNET.Server executables won't work.
You can either compile OpenAPI.Server yourself or you can download pre-compiled binaries HERE

Step 2.

Setting up the server.

You'll find a file named "server.conf", if you open this file in a text editor. You should see the following line:

PluginDirectory=Plugins

This property tells OpenAPI where to look for your installed plugins.
If you choose not to change the default value, the server will look for a folder called "Plugins" (Without quotes) in the directory containg the server binary. (OpenAPI.Server)

You can also provide multiple plugin folders by using the ; character as a delimiter.

Any other configuration options can be found on MiNET's WIKI (Note: Some of these might not work.)

Step 3.

Starting up the server.

You can now start the server like you would with a normal MiNET server.
Only the executable name will be OpenAPI.Server instead of MiNET.Server

Documentation

Basic documentation is available through the following link: View Documentation

More documentation is coming soon.

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• MiNET - The server software making all of this possible.
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