@groundsgg/motd lets you display and edit a Minecraft Java server entry. You
can use the pure TypeScript core in Node.js, the DOM adapter in any browser
framework, or the optional React adapter. You do not need the Grounds Portal,
an account, React, or a connection to a Minecraft server to use the core.
The viewer targets the selected Vanilla client profile. It displays supplied
status snapshots, static colors and decorations, native obfuscated text, and
optional client-menu panorama motion. It does not simulate continuously changing
MOTD frames, scrolling, blinking, or animated gradient phases.
Native fidelity is the target, not a blanket verification claim. Client
profiles retain explicit reference coverage and approximation diagnostics.
Original Minecraft textures and client binaries are not included in the npm
package.
Choose your entry point
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Getting started
Install the package and run a core, DOM, or React example.
Documents and context
Separate saved authoring intent from client settings, runtime values, and
editor state.
Embed the tools
Choose a viewer or editor, row or menu presentation, and fixed or selection
toolbar.
Vanilla behavior
Understand native motion, status snapshots, and the limits of the measured
evidence.