Non Official Aternos API written in Node.js

git clone https://<url>
cd aternosAPI
npm install

Create .env file in aternosAPI directory.

ATERNOS_USER=your_user
ATERNOS_PASSWORD=your_password

Full .env file looks like this.

ATERNOS_USER=your_user
ATERNOS_PASSWORD=your_password
HOST_NAME=localhost
PORT=3000
API_PASSWORD=strong_password
TOKEN_KEY=vulnerable_token_key
PUBLIC_START=false
PUBLIC_INFO=false

• ATERNOS_USER: Required. Aternos account user.
• ATERNOS_PASSWORD: Required. Aternos account password.
• HOST_NAME: Rest mode only. IP or Hostname of the API. Default "localhost".
• PORT: Rest mode only. Port of the API. Default "3000".
• API_PASSWORD: Rest mode only. Required password for get the Token. If not set, entire API is public.
• TOKEN_KEY: Rest auth mode only. Access Token for access. Default "vulnerable_token_key".
• PUBLIC_START: Rest auth mode only. Disable auth for Start route only. If server is started, this route do nothing. Default "false".
• PUBLIC_INFO: Rest auth mode only. Disable auth for Info and Gamedig. Default "false".

If you only have one server, use one of these commands:

npm run rest #for start the rest api, visit printed address for paths
npm run start #starts the server
npm run start-wait #starts the server and wait the queue for confirm
npm run stop #stop the server
npm run restart #restart the server
npm run info #get the name, info and queue
npm run gamedig #get gamedig complete info

If you have multiple servers, you can add --id param:

npm run start -- --id=myserver

or full usage:

node src/index.js --[rest, start [--wait], stop, restart, info, gamedig] [--id=<server id or name>]

Summary can be found on root path.

If the API is password protected:

• Post at /login with json body {"password":"api_password"} for get the token.
• Add to the header "x-access-token" with the token.
• Token is only valid for your IP address.