It shows up as a failed post because it response with a 503. lets just silently accept that final error instead of giving the end user any fuss.

Hey there

I've just faced an issue in MisRCON. I traced the root cause to this library when parsing the status rcon response from the server.

We can see that my Steam id and name are between quotes. When I click on the Steam id it opens a steamrep url: https://steamrep.com/profiles/'76561197979700358'. As you can see the quotes remains in the url and as such it's not valid.

I believe it comes from the regexp parsing in src/parsers/parseStatus.ts#L106
The status response looks like

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<methodResponse>
    <params>
        <param>
            <value>
                <string>-----------------------------------------
                    Server Status:
                    name: Miscreated TDM Tournament
                    ip: DESKTOP-LMD8U3C
                    version: 1.0.0.1008
                    level: Multiplayer/islands
                    gamerules: Miscreated
                    time: 07:11
                    players: 24/50
                    round time remaining: 0:00
                    uptime: 01:13:06
                    next restart in: 23:39:33
                    weather: ClearSky
                    weatherpattern: 1
                    -----------------------------------------
                    Connection Status:
                    steam: '76561197979700358'  name: 'Outpox'  entID:'201703' id: '4'  ip: ''  ping: '55'  state: '3'  profile: '0'
                </string>
            </value>
        </param>
    </params>
</methodResponse

The regexp currently used for the steamid and name are valid, however they return the quotes as well.

const steamIdRE = new RegExp('steam: (.*)  name:');
const nameRE = new RegExp('name: (.*)  entID:');

So in my case steamidRE = "'76561197979700358'" and nameRE = "'Outpox'". Then these values are trimmed but trim() doesn't remove quotes :D

I'm not an expert with regexp but I think it would be possible to surround the capturing group with the quotes to exclude them from the returned value.

const steamIdRE = new RegExp("steam: '(.*)'  name:");
const nameRE = new RegExp("name: '(.*)' entID:");

But this might cause issue with names containing a quote '.

Let me know what you think.