[!WARNING] Jet is still under development and it is not recommended to use it by normal servers yet.
A high performance, multithreaded Minecraft server software which aims on high customizability without need to manually use packets. Designed for servers with custom behaviour, such as minigame servers.
Jet, unlike many already existing options: - Has a goal to provide high customizability and control via API without need to use packets - Is made to be compatible with most of the already existing plugins, libraries, and clients - Cares about code simplicity, readability and consistency, without compromising on the performance - Is designed to be friendly to developers, as well as normal users, thanks to the plugin system
Jet was designed for servers that want to introduce their own - heavily modified or custom - behaviour. Because of that, it is perfect for most of networks with minigames or custom gamemodes. However, it is generally not recommended for someone who needs to utilize most vanilla features, for example to run a survival server.
[!IMPORTANT] This project uses a modified version of Adventure. This is because the NBT Component serializer pull request has not been merged yet by original project maintainers. You need firstly to publish it to maven local to make Jet compile properly.
Jet uses Gradle as a build tool.
The simpliest and most common way to build Jet is executing ./gradlew build command in the root project directory.
To run Jet, you firstly need to build it as specified in the building section.
When you get it done, you can copy the jar with -all suffix from the server/build/libs directory and run it as a normal terminal Java application.
It is recommended to create a special directory for running a Jet server because it generates configuration files at startup.
This project is mainly licensed under the AGPLv3 license, however the API is licensed under the MIT license to allow plugins freedom of licensing and even being close-sourced.