TwServersInfo-php

PHP Library (+Laravel) - Teeworlds Servers Info This package, allows you to gather information from Teeworlds Servers as well as from TeeWorlds Master Servers.

Requirements

• PHP ^7.0

Composer

Require this package with composer using the following command:

composer require savander/twservers

To install this package on only development systems, add the --dev flag to your composer command:

composer require --dev savander/twservers

for Laravel

Laravel 5.5+

Laravel 5.5 introduced package autodiscover. It means, that you don't need to aliases and providers to your app by your own.

For Laravel 5.4~

After updating composer, add the service provider to the providers array in config/app.php

Savander\TwServers\TwServersServiceProvider::class,

Also, add the Facade to the aliases array in config/app.php

'TwServers' => Savander\TwServers\Facades\TwServers::class,

Usage (examples based on Laravel Facade)

Teeworlds Servers

Gathering information from server/servers can consume some time.

You can add one or few servers to object by passing array

$servers = TwServers::addServers([
        new ServerResolver('192.168.0.1', 8303),
        new ServerResolver('192.168.0.2', 8305)
    ]
);

or ServerResolver class directly to function. (You don't have to pass port, by default it is 8303)

$servers = TwServers::addServer(
        new ServerResolver('192.168.0.1')
);

To list every server you added, use getServers() function

  $servers->getServers();

It will return list of servers you passed to object, with data from server.

You can automatically get Players from servers by using getPlayers() function. You can pass ServerResolverInterface object, or string like ip:port to get data from already added server.

$servers = TwServers::getPlayers(
        new ServerResolver('192.168.0.1')
);

# Array of Player objects
$players = $server->getPlayers();

To get specific server from already added, use function getServer(string $string)

# Index as a combination of ip and port => ip:port or
#                                          ip (only if standard port 8303)
$server = $servers->getServer('192.168.0.1')

ServerResolver has some function, which you can use, check ServerResolverInterface: ServerResolverInterface.php

If server has players, ServerResolver stores PlayerInterface, which has some function as well: PlayerInterface

Teeworlds Master Servers

Gathering information from master servers can consume some time.

You can add one or few servers to object by passing array

$servers = TwServers::addMasterServers([
       new MasterServerResolver('master1.teeworlds.com', 8300),
       new MasterServerResolver('master2.teeworlds.com', 8300),
       new MasterServerResolver('master3.teeworlds.com'),
       new MasterServerResolver('master4.teeworlds.com')
    ]
);

or MasterServerResolver class directly to function. (You don't have to pass port, by default it is 8300)

$servers = TwServers::addMasterServer(
        new MasterServerResolver('master2.teeworlds.com')
);

To list every server you added, use getMasterServers() function

  $servers->getMasterServers();

It will return list of servers you passed to object, with data from masterserver.

To get specific masterserver from already added, use function getMasterServer(string $string)

# Index as a combination of ip and port => ip:port or
#                                          ip (only if standard port 8300)
$server = $servers->getMasterServer('master2.teeworlds.com')

MasterServerResolver has some function, which you can use, check MasterServerResolverInterface: MasterServerResolverInterface.php

Feel free to add your own version based on those interfaces.