Step 2: Global Configuration

🎯 Objective

In this step, we will configure the basic settings of your launcher in the package.json file.

Opening the Project 📂

1. Once cloning is complete, click on "Open in Visual Studio Code"
2. Your editor will open with the launcher base

Configuring package.json 🔧

📁 File to modify

Locate and open the package.json file in your editor.

Main Parameters

{
  "name": "your-launcher",           // Technical name of the launcher
  "productName": "My Launcher",      // Name displayed on desktop
  "version": "1.0.0",                // Your launcher version
  "description": "Description...",   // Hover description
  "author": "Your-Pseudo, Riptiaz/Boulldogo/Vexato/Luuxis"
}

⚠️ Important

The version you define here:

• Is NOT your Minecraft version
• Will be used for compilation
• Must follow semver format (X.Y.Z)

❌ Warning

Do not remove the luuxis/Riptiaz credits, just add your name ❤️ Removing original credits will result in a ban.

Server Parameters

{
  "env": "panel",                    // panel or azuriom
  "settings": "https://yoursite.eu/" // Your panel URL
}

💡 Environment Type

• "panel" if you use the panel
• "azuriom" if you use the Azuriom plugin (Paid)

GitHub Parameters

{
  "repository": {
    "type": "git",
    "url": "git+https://github.com/mypseudo/myserver-Launcher.git"
  }
}

⚠️ Required

Replace the URL with your FORK's URL. This is mandatory for compilation and auto-update.

Installing Dependencies 📦

Open a terminal in VS Code and run:

npm install

✅ Verification

Installation is successful if you don't see any errors in the terminal. Otherwise, check your Node.js installation.