azuvotifier

# azuvotifier   [](https://modrinth.com/plugin/azuvotifier) A fork of NuVotifier with various enhancements, such as Redis forwarding and support for additional platforms. From the original README: > NuVotifier is a secure alternative to using the original Votifier project. > NuVotifier will work in place of Votifier - any vote listener that supports > Votifier will also support NuVotifier. ## Useful resources - [Setup Guide](https://github.com/NuVotifier/NuVotifier/wiki/Setup-Guide) - [Troubleshooting Guide](https://github.com/NuVotifier/NuVotifier/wiki/Troubleshooting-Guide) - [Developer Information](https://github.com/NuVotifier/NuVotifier/wiki/Developer-Documentation) ## Supported platforms azuvotifier is currently supported on the following platforms: - CraftBukkit, Spigot, Paper, Pufferfish or Purpur (1.8.8+) - Older versions might work but no support will be provided. - Any fork without significant breaking changes should also work. - Folia (1.21.5+) - Fabric (1.21.10) - Sponge 11 (1.20+) - BungeeCord/Waterfall - Velocity It can also run as a standalone application using the `redis` and `proxy` forwarding methods. ## Running You can get the latest release directly from [GitHub](https://github.com/azurejelly/azuvotifier/releases) or [Modrinth](https://modrinth.com/plugin/azuvotifier). Then, follow the instructions for your server software or the standalone version: ### Bukkit, Folia, Sponge, BungeeCord and Velocity Drag and drop the downloaded JAR into your `plugins/` folder. You should've downloaded the JAR that has your server software in its name. If you've done everything right, it should work out of the box. ### Fabric Drag and drop the downloaded JAR into your `mods/` folder. You'll also need to download and install [Fabric API](https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-api). ### Standalone Open up the terminal, go into the directory the previously downloaded JAR is at, and then run it like this: ```shell $ java -Xms512M -Xmx512M -jar azuvotifier-standalone.jar ``` You can also use command line arguments to configure some settings, such as the hostname: ```shell $ java -Xms512M -Xmx512M -jar azuvotifier-standalone.jar --host 127.0.0.1 --config /etc/nuvotifier/ ``` To get a full list of options, run: ```shell $ java -jar azuvotifier-standalone.jar --help ``` ### Standalone with Docker A Docker image for the standalone version is available at [Docker Hub](https://hub.docker.com/r/azurejelly/standalone-nuvotifier). To pull it, run: ```shell $ docker pull azurejelly/standalone-nuvotifier:latest # for the latest stable release $ docker pull azurejelly/standalone-nuvotifier:unstable # for the latest commit on master ``` You can then run the image using a command like: ```shell $ docker run -p 8192:8192 \ -v /etc/nuvotifier:/app/config \ --restart unless-stopped \ --name nuvotifier \ azurejelly/standalone-nuvotifier:latest \ --port 8192 ``` This will: - Expose port 8192 on the host machine; - Map `/etc/nuvotifier` (host) to `/app/config` (container) using socket mounts; - Restart the container automatically unless stopped; - Name the container `nuvotifier`; - Use the `azurejelly/standalone-nuvotifier:latest` image; - And pass `--port 8192` as a command line argument to NuVotifier. - Not required as `8192/tcp` is already the default port, but helps to show that you can pass arguments such as `--port` or `--config`. If you want to use Docker Compose, an example [`docker-compose.yml`](https://github.com/azurejelly/azuvotifier/blob/master/docker-compose.yml) file is available on the repository. ## License azuvotifier is GNU GPLv3 licensed. This project's license can be viewed [here](LICENSE).