daelinc/minecraft-papermc repository overview

⁠Minecraft Paper Server Docker Container

This Docker container allows you to run a Minecraft Paper server with customizable settings. Paper is a high-performance fork of the Minecraft server that aims to fix gameplay and mechanics inconsistencies as well as optimize server performance.

⁠Features

• Easily customizable Paper server version and build
• Configurable memory allocation for the server
• Automatic acceptance of the Minecraft EULA
• Automatic downloading of the Paper server jar if it does not exist
• Persistent server data using Docker volumes

⁠Environment Variables

• PAPER_VERSION (default: 1.20.6): Specifies the Minecraft version of Paper to download.
• PAPER_BUILD (default: 147): Specifies the build number of the Paper server to download.
• MEMORY_SIZE (default: 4G): Specifies the maximum and minimum amount of RAM the server can use.
• EULA (default: false): Automatically accepts the Minecraft EULA if set to true.

⁠Running the Container

To run the Minecraft Paper server Docker container with persistent data, use the following command:

docker run -d -p 25565:25565 -p 8080:8080 -p 80:80 \
    -v /path/on/host:/minecraft \
    -e PAPER_VERSION=1.20.6 \
    -e PAPER_BUILD=147 \
    -e MEMORY_SIZE=4G \
    -e EULA=true \
    daelinc/minecraft-papermc

⁠Customization

You can customize the server by providing different values for the environment variables when running the container. Here are the details:

⁠PAPER_VERSION

Specifies the Minecraft version of Paper to download. For example, 1.20.7.

⁠PAPER_BUILD

Specifies the build number of the Paper server to download. For example, 148.

⁠MEMORY_SIZE

Specifies the maximum and minimum amount of RAM the server can use. For example, 8G.

⁠EULA

Automatically accepts the Minecraft EULA if set to true. The server will not start unless the EULA is accepted. By default, it is set to false.

⁠Web Console

This image automatically installs the WebConsole plugin which allows you to access the console for your server.

⁠Accessing the console

• Visit http://localhost:80⁠ on your computer(or replace with the ip address of the server) and click Add new server.
• Give the server any name you want
• Set the IP or Domain to the ip of the server (or localhost)
• Set the Port to the port used by the plugin (8080 by default)
• Set the Password to the password required by the plugin (mySecurePassword by default)
• Click on Add server.