Supports parsing old and new format motds to HTML and parsing old format motds to new JSON format motds.
Usage NodeJS:
Install from npm (see https://www.npmjs.com/package/mcmotdparser):
npm install motdparser
const motdparser = require('mcmotdparser');
var motd = "§aSuper cool Server §7Come join us! §e§lNEW GAME:§b§l THE BRIDGE";
var html = "";
motdparser.toHtml(motd, (err, res) => {
html = res;
});
Usage Web:
// Include this tag in your head or below your body
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/nailujx86/mcmotdparser@master/dist/motdparserweb.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script>
var motd = "§aSuper cool Server §7Come join us! §e§lNEW GAME:§b§l THE BRIDGE";
var html = "";
motdParser.toHtml(motd, function(err, res) {
html = res; // Do with this whatever you want :)
});
</script>
To convert a "text" style motd to a modern json motd one can use motdParser.textToJson("motdtext", callback);
The CSS File which helps styling the output are in the dist/
Folder and on https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/nailujx86/mcmotdparser@master/dist/mcmotd.css.
Parsing is supported for motds in text format as well as motds in the Minecraft Json-Text Format.
Render of the example above:
Another example:
And one last example:
File | Size |
---|---|
motdparserweb.js.gz | 1424 bytes |
mcmotd.css.gz | 491 bytes |
=> 1.9 kB all together |