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An attempt to better support Minecraft-related content for the Nix ecosystem

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nix-minecraft

About

nix-minecraft is an attempt to better package and support Minecraft as part of the Nix ecosystem. As of currently, it packages:

  • All versions of Vanilla
  • All supported versions of the following mod/plugin loaders/servers:
    • Fabric
    • Legacy Fabric
    • Quilt
    • Paper
  • All supported versions of the following:
    • Velocity proxy
  • Various tools
    • nix-modrinth-prefetch
    • fetchPackwizModpack

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.

Deprecation Policy

When something gets deprecated, an announcement gets added to the changelog file, and the respective parts in Nix get marked with an evaluation warning. Deprecated code is subject to removal after 1 month.

Installation

This repository is made exclusively as a Nix flake. Due to a lack of understanding of now Nix flake compat works, I have not included it, however if a PR is made to add compatibility, I may accept it.

In your flake.nix:

{
  inputs = {
    nix-minecraft.url = "github:Infinidoge/nix-minecraft";
  };
}

In your system configuration:

{ inputs, ... }: # Make sure the flake inputs are in your system's config
{
  imports = [ inputs.nix-minecraft.nixosModules.minecraft-servers ];
  nixpkgs.overlays = [ inputs.nix-minecraft.overlay ];
}

From there, you can setup the service or use the packages, as described below.

Roadmap

See TODO.md.

Packages

All of these are found under legacyPackages, since they are not derivations (i.e. an attrset of derivation, or a function that returns a derivation).

vanillaServers.*

Source

An attrset of all of the vanilla server versions, in the form of vanilla-version, where version is the Minecraft version (1.18, 1.12.2, 22w16b, etc), with all periods and spaces replaced with underscores (1_18, 1_12_2, etc).

For convenience, vanillaServers.vanilla is equivalent to the latest major version.

vanillaServers.vanilla-1_18_2
vanillaServers.vanilla-22w16b
vanillaServers.vanilla-22w13oneblockatatime

fabricServers.*

Source

An attrset of all of the Fabric server versions, in the form of fabric-mcversion, following the same format as described above for version numbers. The mcversion must be >=1.14. The Fabric version is the latest released version.

To change the Fabric version, you can override the derivation and set loaderVersion: fabric-mcversion.override { loaderVersion = "fabricversion"; }. The loaderVersion must be >=0.10.7.

For convenience, fabricServers.fabric is equivalent to the latest major Minecraft and Fabric versions.

fabricServers.fabric-1_18_2
fabricServers.fabric-22w16b
fabricServers.fabric-1_18_2.override { loaderVersion = "0.14.20"; } # Specific fabric loader version

quiltServers.*

Source

quiltServers functions the same as fabricServers, but with the Quilt mod loader.

legacyFabricServers.*

Source

legacyFabricServers functions the same as fabricServers, but with versions provided by the Legacy Fabric project.

Since Legacy Fabric does not have a defined newest version to target, it lacks a legacy-fabric attribute pointing to the latest version/loader version combination.

paperServers.*

Source

paperServers functions the same as fabricServers, but with the Paper server software.

If you plan on running paper without internet, you'll have to link the vanilla jar to cache/mojang_{version}.jar. The relevant jar is available at the package's vanillaJar attribute.

velocityServers.*

Source

An attrset of all of the Velocity server versions (differently from the others, the version does not include nor depend on specific minecraft versions).

For convenience, velocityServers.velocity is equivalent to the latest version.

minecraftServers.*

vanillaServers // fabricServers // quiltServers // legacyFabricServers // paperServers. Will be used most often as it contains all of the different server versions across each mod loader. When using the overlay, this will replace the Nixpkgs minecraftServers.

fetchPackwizModpack

Source

This function allows you to easily package a packwiz modpack, for example, to run it own your server. An example:

let
  modpack = pkgs.fetchPackwizModpack {
    url = "https://github.com/Misterio77/Modpack/raw/0.2.9/pack.toml";
    packHash = "sha256-L5RiSktqtSQBDecVfGj1iDaXV+E90zrNEcf4jtsg+wk=";
  };
in
{
  services.minecraft-servers.servers.cool-modpack = {
    enable = true;
    package = pkgs.fabricServers.fabric-1_18_2.override { loaderVersion = "0.14.9"; };
    symlinks = {
      "mods" = "${modpack}/mods";
    };
  };
}

This will symlink the modpack's final mods directory into the server's mods directory. You can also do this for config, or any files in the modpack you're interested in, in a granular way.

Note: Be sure to use a stable URL (e.g. a git tag/commit) to the manifest, as it changing will cause the derivation to generate a different hash, breaking the build until you change it.

The built modpack also exports a manifest attribute, that allows you to get any information from its pack.toml file, such as the MC or Modloader version. You can, this way, always sync the server's version with the one the modpack recommends:

let
  modpack = pkgs.fetchPackwizModpack {
    url = "https://github.com/Misterio77/Modpack/raw/0.2.9/pack.toml";
    packHash = "sha256-L5RiSktqtSQBDecVfGj1iDaXV+E90zrNEcf4jtsg+wk=";
  };
  mcVersion = modpack.manifest.versions.minecraft;
  fabricVersion = modpack.manifest.versions.fabric;
  serverVersion = lib.replaceStrings [ "." ] [ "_" ] "fabric-${mcVersion}";
in
{
  services.minecraft-servers.servers.cool-modpack = {
    enable = true;
    package = pkgs.fabricServers.${serverVersion}.override { loaderVersion = fabricVersion; };
    symlinks = {
      "mods" = "${modpack}/mods";
    };
  };
}

Note: Using manifest, by default, will cause IFD. If you want to avoid IFD while still having access to manifest, simply pass a manifestHash to the fetchPackwizModpack function, it will then fetch the manifest through builtins.fetchurl.

Additionally, you can override/add files (e.g. server-specific mods) on the pack through addFiles. For example:

let
  modpack = (pkgs.fetchPackwizModpack {
    url = "https://github.com/Misterio77/Modpack/raw/0.2.9/pack.toml";
    packHash = "sha256-L5RiSktqtSQBDecVfGj1iDaXV+E90zrNEcf4jtsg+wk=";
  }).addFiles {
    "mods/FabricProxy-lite.jar" = pkgs.fetchurl rec {
      pname = "FabricProxy-Lite";
      version = "1.1.6";
      url = "https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/8dI2tmqs/versions/v${version}/${pname}-${version}.jar";
      hash = "sha256-U+nXvILXlYdx0vgomVDkKxj0dGCtw60qW22EK4FhAJk=";
    };
  };
in

Others

All of these packages are also available under packages, not just legacyPackages.

  • vanilla-server: Same as vanillaServers.vanilla
  • fabric-server: Same as fabricServers.fabric
  • quilt-server: Same as quiltServers.quilt
  • paper-server: Same as paperServers.paper
  • velocity-server: Same as velocityServers.velocity
  • minecraft-server: Same as vanilla-server

nix-modrinth-prefetch

Source

A helper script to fetch a Modrinth mod, which outputs the necessary fetchurl invocation.

To use it, first find a mod on Modrinth, and click on the version you want. In the displayed information, there is a Version ID string. Click on it to copy the version ID. Then, run the script like so:

nix run github:Infinidoge/nix-minecraft#nix-modrinth-prefetch -- versionid

(This helper script can also be used in a temporary shell with nix shell github:Infinidoge/nix-minecraft#nix-modrinth-prefetch)

This fetchurl invocation directly fetches the mod, and can be copy-pasted to wherever necessary.

Modules

services.minecraft-servers

Source

Module for hosting multiple servers at once.

TODO: Finish documentation of the module. In the meantime, see source.

servers.<name>

This family of options govern individual servers, which will be created on boot.

servers.<name>.symlinks

This option is special in that it allows for declarative management of arbitrary things inside of the server's folder.

How it works is that it takes an attrset of derivations, and symlinks each derivation into place with the name of the attribute in the attrset.

For example,

{
  symlinks = {
    text-file = pkgs.writeTextFile {
      name = "text-file";
      text = "Some text";
    };
  };
}

Would symlink a file containing "Some text" into the server's folder.

This option is quite powerful, and can be used for a number of things, though most notably it can be used for declaratively setting up mods or plugins for the server.

This example takes an attrset of the IDs and hashes for Modrinth mods, fetches each one, and makes a folder containing those mods. (linkFarmFromDrvs is quite useful because it can take a list of derivations and produce a folder suitable for this purpose.) The names in this attrset are meaningless, I only included them as convenient labels.

{
  symlinks = {
    mods = pkgs.linkFarmFromDrvs "mods" (builtins.attrValues {
      Starlight = fetchurl { url = "https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/H8CaAYZC/versions/XGIsoVGT/starlight-1.1.2%2Bfabric.dbc156f.jar"; sha512 = "6b0e363fc2d6cd2f73b466ab9ba4f16582bb079b8449b7f3ed6e11aa365734af66a9735a7203cf90f8bc9b24e7ce6409eb04d20f84e04c7c6b8e34f4cc8578bb"; };
      Lithium = fetchurl { url = "https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/gvQqBUqZ/versions/ZSNsJrPI/lithium-fabric-mc1.20.1-0.11.2.jar"; sha512 = "d1b5c90ba8b4879814df7fbf6e67412febbb2870e8131858c211130e9b5546e86b213b768b912fc7a2efa37831ad91caf28d6d71ba972274618ffd59937e5d0d"; };
      FerriteCore = fetchurl { url = "https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/uXXizFIs/versions/ULSumfl4/ferritecore-6.0.0-forge.jar"; sha512 = "e78ddd02cca0a4553eb135dbb3ec6cbc59200dd23febf3491d112c47a0b7e9fe2b97f97a3d43bb44d69f1a10aad01143dcd84dc575dfa5a9eaa315a3ec182b37"; };
      Krypton = fetchurl { url = "https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/fQEb0iXm/versions/jiDwS0W1/krypton-0.2.3.jar"; sha512 = "92b73a70737cfc1daebca211bd1525de7684b554be392714ee29cbd558f2a27a8bdda22accbe9176d6e531d74f9bf77798c28c3e8559c970f607422b6038bc9e"; };
      LazyDFU = fetchurl { url = "https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/hvFnDODi/versions/0.1.3/lazydfu-0.1.3.jar"; sha512 = "dc3766352c645f6da92b13000dffa80584ee58093c925c2154eb3c125a2b2f9a3af298202e2658b039c6ee41e81ca9a2e9d4b942561f7085239dd4421e0cce0a"; };
      C2ME = fetchurl { url = "https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/VSNURh3q/versions/t4juSkze/c2me-fabric-mc1.20.1-0.2.0%2Balpha.10.91.jar"; sha512 = "562c87a50f380c6cd7312f90b957f369625b3cf5f948e7bee286cd8075694a7206af4d0c8447879daa7a3bfe217c5092a7847247f0098cb1f5417e41c678f0c1"; };
    });
  };
}

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An attempt to better support Minecraft-related content for the Nix ecosystem

License:MIT License


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