ServerDataAccessor

This Forge mod provides server administrators with the ability to access server data directly from within the game. Two main commands with additional subcommands are used to work with information, which will be discussed in detail below. The operator permission level required to execute these commands can be configured in the server configuration file.

Main Commands

The mod adds two key commands for administrators. The first is designed for working with server data, the second - for accessing world information (and can be used even in single-player mode). Each command supports a set of subcommands for obtaining specific types of data.

Command /serverdataaccess [subcommand]:

• crash-reports - provides access to crash report contents, allowing them to be either sent to chat or copied to clipboard
• logs - grants access to log files with the ability to send to chat or copy content
• properties - allows viewing server settings with all property keys and their values

Command /worlddataaccess [subcommand]:

• advancements - enables counting or reading achievements of specific players
• dimensiondata - provides information about all registered dimensions, sorted by type
• playerdata - allows viewing data of individual players
• region - provides useful information about all region files in the current world (for example, disk space occupied)
• statistics - allows reading and comparing statistics of all or individual players
• worlddata - grants access to current world data

Usage Benefits

Access to server and world data through in-game commands is particularly useful for administrators who don't have direct access to server files. Additionally, working with information through this mod is significantly more convenient than using a file manager.

It's important to note that the mod doesn't support all types of server and world data. For example, managing datapacks or configuration files is not included, as built-in commands in Vanilla or Forge already exist for these tasks, or this data is intended for internal use only and isn't relevant for administrators.

The mod works exclusively on the server side. Client-side support (in the form of reading logs, crash reports, etc. in a special interface) may be added in the future if there is demand.