Uses the mcstatus API to get online Minecrafters, as well as the HCCore plugin to get their real names.

This app is in use on Hack Club's Minecraft Server.

/players will point to https://your-app/players

The interactive "Request URL" should point to https://your-app/delete

The bot will also require either the older "bot" oauth scope, or the following new permissions:

• chat:write
• chat:write.customize
• commands
• channels:join

The app will require several modifications to get running.

The servers.json file can be used to set which servers the bot will show activity for. There is a usage example in servers.json.template.

TOKEN is your Slack App's verification token - this is how it knows the requests are actually coming from slack.

TEAM_ID is the ID of your slack workspace, starting with T.

BOT_OAUTH_TOKEN is your app's Bot Token, beginning with xoxb-.

FLASK_ENV is the environment flask is serving in - probably set to production.

PLAYER_DATA_API is where the app is polling for nicknames.

CENSORED_WORDS contains a regex string of things that you might want censored from appearing in slack - for example, this could help if someone set their nickname to something unsavory.

SERVER_ADMIN contains a slack UID of someone who will be able to delete anyone's message - not just their own.

The app defaults to running on port 8080, on the IP 0.0.0.0.