[UNMAINTAINED] Python Aternos

An unofficial Aternos API written in Python.
It uses aternos' private API and html parsing.

> [!WARNING] > > This library is no longer maintained, because: > 1. Aternos started detecting all automated requests (and, therefore, ToS violations) > via JS code in AJAX_TOKEN which is executed incorrectly in Js2Py and > requires a NodeJS DOM library (at least) or a browser engine. > For details, see #85. > 2. Aternos frontend is protected with Cloudflare, so this library fails to parse pages > in case of, for example, blocked or suspicious IP address (e.g. web hosting). > CF shows IUAM page, often with captcha. We need a browser engine like undetected-chromedriver and an AI or a man solving captchas. > 3. Last Aternos API update broke nearly everything. > 4. I have no more motivation and not enough time to work on this, nor need in using Aternos. > > I'm so sorry. If you want to continue development of python-aternos, > contact me, but I think it's better to write from scratch.

Python Aternos supports:

• Logging in to account with password (plain or hashed) or ATERNOS_SESSION cookie value
• Saving session to the file and restoring
• Changing username, email and password
• Parsing Minecraft servers list
• Parsing server info by its ID
• Starting/stoping server, restarting, confirming/cancelling launch
• Updating server info in real-time (see WebSocket API)
• Changing server subdomain and MOTD (message-of-the-day)
• Managing files, settings, players (whitelist, operators, etc.)

Install

Common

$ pip install python-aternos

> Note for Windows users > > Install lxml package from here > if you have problems with it, and then execute:
> pip install --no-deps python-aternos

Development

$ git clone https://github.com/DarkCat09/python-aternos.git
$ cd python-aternos
$ pip install -e .[dev]

Usage

To use Aternos API in your Python script, import it and login with your username and password or its MD5 hash.

Then request the servers list using list_servers().
You can start/stop your Aternos server, calling start() or stop().

Here is an example how to use the API:

# Import
from python_aternos import Client

# Create object
atclient = Client()

# Log in
# with username and password
atclient.login('example', 'test123')
# ----OR----
# with username and MD5 hashed password
atclient.login_hashed('example', 'cc03e747a6afbbcbf8be7668acfebee5')
# ----OR----
# with session cookie
atclient.login_with_session('ATERNOS_SESSION cookie value')

# Get AternosAccount object
aternos = atclient.account

# Get servers list
servs = aternos.list_servers()

# Get the first server
myserv = servs[0]

# Start
myserv.start()
# Stop
myserv.stop()

# You can also find server by IP
testserv = None
for serv in servs:
    if serv.address == 'test.aternos.org':
        testserv = serv

if testserv is not None:
    # Prints the server software and its version
    # (for example, "Vanilla 1.12.2")
    print(testserv.software, testserv.version)
    # Starts server
    testserv.start()

More examples

Documentation

How-To Guide

Changelog

Reversed API Specification

Private Aternos API requests were captured into this HAR file and were imported to a Postman Workspace.
You can use both resources to explore the API.
Any help with improving this library is welcome.

License

License Notice:

Copyright 2021-2022 All contributors

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

    http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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