This programm will create statistics for your minecraft server.
- mcStats can read log files. It does not matter, if they are plaintex (.log) or zipped (.gz). Several option included, simple help included. Most options do nothing at the moment. )-:
--logins: counts the logins of each user.--online-time: calculates the time each user was online.--deaths: calculate number of deaths.--verbose: print unimportant stuff only if requested.--chat: calculate the number of times each player has used chat or emotes.--by-login: calculate values for the other flags by number of logins, includes--logins--by-time: calculates average times for the other flags, includes--online-time.--write outfile: don't write the output to stdout but into outfile as a simple html file.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/85pando/mcStats.git mcStats - Make sure pystache is installed:
[sudo] pip install pystache
- Use
python mcStats.py --help. - Atm the css file is not copied to the output folder, has to be done manually.
| File | What it does/is |
|---|---|
| mcStats.py | This is the actual script |
| deathlist | This file contains all possible death messages without any user/mob/item names, to allow easy parsing of them for death messages (not having to create regexes for this). |
| test.log | This is a log which contains most of the log messages for testing the script. What is not in here will probably not be found, if not stated anywhere else. |
| death.log | This is a pseudo-logfile that contains all possible death messages. |
| serverstart.log | This is a log that is used to test if the server has been restarted for this logfile. It is used to find unclean server shutdowns or crashes. |
- suppress stout, if --write is given
- if css not present in given directory, add css
- accept folders as input
- uptime
- create some visual statistics
- make nicer indenting for help
- include old one-logfile format
- online-time relative to time first online
- number if times killed by xyz
- find out, why some users are logged as online but come online again
The log format mcStats uses is the one produced by the multi-threaded server. The single-threaded server used priorly has a different format. Until now I did not include this older format, but may do so at some point.
Until then there is the Minecraft Log Parser which can calculate the online-time for this older log format
I am aware that several of the functions could be made much more efficient. Maybe Later...