A Minecraft protocol-compatible server written from scratch in Rust.

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README.md

tmd

A Minecraft server implementation in Haskell.

"tmd" doesn't stand for anything in particular. It's just an homage to the Minecraft server I used to run.

Project Status

I'm not currently working on this project because I got bored of Minecraft (again). However, I'm leaving it up because some of it could still be valuable if I try to make a Minecraft server again in the future. I will be archiving the repository in the mean time.

Please do not judge me based on this code. It was an experiment with dependently-typed Haskell; I would not write real-world code this way. It's not even good dependently-typed Haskell, and I acknowledge that.

Also, the current master commit is broken. The most recent working commit was b000b6c.

Current Features

Supports protocol version 498 (Minecraft 1.14.4).
Responds to status requests and pings by modern Minecraft clients.
Accepts login handshakes, although the server immediately responds with a Disconnect packet and closes the connection.