Author Topic: List of server commands (Read 1824 times)

Zeblote · October 21, 2015, 01:43:56 PM

Quote from: Kyuande on October 21, 2015, 01:27:21 PM

Hm, I thought that was broken, or am I thinking of something else?

If it is, yell at badspot for breaking it. It worked when I used it a long time ago.

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Foxscotch · October 21, 2015, 09:38:43 PM

finished it B)

source code: http://pastebin.com/YTgA2t62

an example of the results:
Results can be found in server_commands.json. Time taken: 0.33742081299213555

contents of server_commands.json:

{ "Bot_Hole": { "packages": { "AddEvent": [ "%a", "%b", "%c", "%d", "%e", "%f", "%g", "%h", "%i", "%j", "%k", "%l", "%m", "%n", "%o", "%p", "%q", "%r", "%s", "%t", "%u", "%v", "%w", "%x", "%y", "%z" ], "ClearAllBricks": [ "%client" ], "ClearBrickGroup": [ "%client", "%id" ], "ClearBricks": [ "%client" ], "CreateMiniGame": [ "%client", "%name", "%a", "%b", "%c", "%d", "%e" ], "SetWrenchData": [ "%client", "%info" ] }, "server": { "BotCount": [ "%client" ], "BotMiniGame": [ "%client", "%damage", "%respawnTime", "%points" ], "CurrentHoleBotOff": [ "%client" ], "CurrentHoleBotOn": [ "%client" ], "MyBotCount": [ "%client" ], "ResetAllBots": [ "%client" ], "ResetBots": [ "%client", "%user" ], "RespawnCurrentHoleBot": [ "%client" ] }, "support": { "DoBotIcon": [ "%client", "%data" ] } }, "Brick_Checkpoint": { "server": { "ClearCheckpoint": [ "%client" ] } }, "Brick_Teledoor": { "server": { "CancelBrick": [ "%client" ] } }, "Brick_Treasure_Chest": { "server": { "NextChest": [ "%client", "%arg" ], "TreasureStatus": [ "%client" ] } }, "Emote_Alarm": { "Emote_Alarm": { "Alarm": [ "%client" ] } }, "Emote_Confusion": { "Emote_Confusion": { "Confusion": [ "%client" ], "Wtf": [ "%client" ] } }, "Emote_Hate": { "Emote_Hate": { "Hate": [ "%client" ] } }, "Emote_Love": { "Emote_Love": { "Love": [ "%client" ] } }, "GameMode_Blockheads_Ruin_Xmas": { "support": { "Start": [ "%client" ], "Self Delete": [ "%client" ], "UseHammer": [ "%client" ], "UsePrintGun": [ "%client" ] } }, "GameMode_Rampage": { "server": { "EndSaveFileUpload": [ "%client", "%a", "%b", "%c" ], "Self Delete": [ "%client" ] } }, "GameMode_SpeedKart": { "server": { "NextTrack": [ "%client", "%i" ], "SetTrack": [ "%client", "%i" ], "Self Delete": [ "%client" ], "TrackList": [ "%client" ] } }, "Item_Sports": { "football": { "FootballRecord": [ "%client" ], "ResetFootballRecord": [ "%client" ] }, "support": { "InstantUseBrick": [ "%client", "%brick" ], "SetMiniGameData": [ "%client", "%info", "%test" ], "UnUseTool": [ "%client" ], "UseInventory": [ "%client", "%slot" ], "UseSprayCan": [ "%client", "%id" ], "UseTool": [ "%client", "%slot" ] } }, "Script_AntiTroll": { "Support_IPBanning": { "BanIP": [ "%client", "%IP" ], "CheckIP": [ "%client", "%name" ], "IPBan": [ "%client", "%name" ], "ListIPBans": [ "%client" ], "UnBanIP": [ "%client", "%IP" ], "UnIPBan": [ "%client", "%IP" ], "changeIPBanMode": [ "%client" ] }, "server": { "Ban": [ "%this", "%a", "%b", "%c", "%d", "%e" ], "FindBLIDIP": [ "%this", "%bl_id" ], "Kick": [ "%this", "%a", "%b", "%c" ], "ListAllDatablocks": [ "%this" ], "LoadDup": [ "%this", "%a" ], "Sad": [ "%this", "%a" ], "SaveDup": [ "%this", "%a" ], "StopTalking": [ "%this" ] } }, "Script_Player_Persistence": { "server": { "ChangeMap": [ "%client", "%mapName" ] } }, "Support_Garage": { "server": { "ColorPart": [ "%c", "%a", "%r", "%g", "%b" ], "CustomHelp": [ "%c" ], "DefaultParts": [ "%c" ], "Garage": [ "%c" ], "Garage_ClientEdit": [ "%c", "%w" ], "Garage_GetPartList": [ "%c" ], "Garage_SaveParts": [ "%c" ], "Garage_ToggleMessages": [ "%c", "%a" ], "LoadParts": [ "%c" ], "PaintPart": [ "%c", "%a", "%r", "%g", "%b" ], "SaveParts": [ "%c" ], "SetPart": [ "%c", "%a", "%b" ], "getParts": [ "%c" ] } }, "Support_LegacyDoors": { "conversion": { "PlantBrick": [ "%client" ] } }, "System_ReturnToBlockland": { "modules/server/guiTransfer": { "MissionPreparePhase1Ack": [ "%client", "%skip" ], "MissionPreparePhase2Ack": [ "%client", "%skip" ] }, "modules/server/serverControl": { "RTB_addAutoStatus": [ "%client", "%bl_id", "%status" ], "RTB_adminPlayer": [ "%client", "%victim" ], "RTB_clearAutoAdminList": [ "%client" ], "RTB_clearBans": [ "%client" ], "RTB_deAdminPlayer": [ "%client", "%victim" ], "RTB_defaultServerPrefs": [ "%client" ], "RTB_getAutoAdminList": [ "%client" ], "RTB_getServerOptions": [ "%client" ], "RTB_removeAutoStatus": [ "%client", "%bl_id" ], "RTB_setServerOptions": [ "%client", "%notify", "%options", "%v1", "%v2", "%v3", "%v4", "%v5", "%v6", "%v7", "%v8", "%v9", "%v10", "%v11", "%v12", "%v13", "%v14", "%v15", "%v16" ], "RTB_setServerPrefs": [ "%client", "%prefs", "%var0", "%var1", "%var2", "%var3", "%var4", "%var5", "%var6", "%var7", "%var8", "%var9", "%var10", "%var11", "%var12", "%var13", "%var14", "%var", "%var15" ], "RTB_superAdminPlayer": [ "%client", "%victim" ], "SAD": [ "%client", "%pass" ] } } }

all of that in 0.3 seconds! nice

like the name of the file suggests, it's output as JSON, so you'll have to use Port's Jettison thing
...or ask me to let it output in a different format. I guess you could do it yourself, if you know how. but I'd be willing to do it
it's pretty much up to you where to put the output. changing the place that it sticks the file is relatively simple, just change
serv_cmd_json = open('server_commands.json', 'w+')
(which can be found near the bottom) to
serv_cmd_json = open('directory/to/put/it/in/server_commands.json', 'w+')

the JSON is formatted like so:
{ "Addon_Name": { "scriptFileName": { "commandName": [ "%argument" ] } } }

how to use it
first of all, make sure Python 3 is installed, and file extensions are registered with it
then save the code in your blockland directory, with whatever file name you want as long as it ends in ".py", and double-click it. done!
it'll make a file in the same directory, named server_commands.json, with all the stuff it found

for people who care: it'll also work directly in your Add-Ons folder. that feature is actually intended for testing, so that I could use it in a folder separate from my blockland folder
it still works, though

if you have any questions, pls ask

elm · October 22, 2015, 01:01:26 AM

Having to install something to run a program = :|

Nexus · October 22, 2015, 05:29:57 AM

you can run dumpconsolefunctions(); and then just control+f for functions that start with servercmd

MikkelDude · October 22, 2015, 09:19:53 AM

Quote from: Foxscotch on October 21, 2015, 09:38:43 PM

thank you so much, even though this will be the only reason I have Python installed on my computer..

could you output everything without the arguments? I don't really see a need for them when I only want to know command names and the add-ons they belong to

Quote from: Nexus on October 22, 2015, 05:29:57 AM

you can run dumpconsolefunctions(); and then just control+f for functions that start with servercmd

I did something like that before, yet foxscotch's solution lists commands under the add-on they belong to, which is very helpful when I have no idea what a command is for

Zeblote · October 22, 2015, 09:21:12 AM

Note that many commands are not supposed to be called manually, though

MikkelDude · October 22, 2015, 09:25:21 AM

Quote from: Zeblote on October 22, 2015, 09:21:12 AM

Note that many commands are not supposed to be called manually, though

I really just want this for those pesky script/server add-ons with command names that I'll probably recognize after seeing the add-on they belong to

Headcrab Zombie · October 22, 2015, 12:23:20 PM

Also it won't include commands default to the game

Foxscotch · October 22, 2015, 02:24:06 PM

Quote from: MikkelDude on October 22, 2015, 09:19:53 AM

could you output everything without the arguments? I don't really see a need for them when I only want to know command names and the add-ons they belong to

well, that's uh, not really for looking at. it's for another program to use
but I guess I can make it output in a human-readable format

as for elm's complaint

it is a pretty big file, but that's because py2exe includes everything that your program needs
I could try to make it in C, but I've never done anything like this with that, and it's not really worth the trouble for 10mb...

the issue is that, to my knowledge, you're not supposed to post executables on the forum

edit: finished what mikkel wanted

output example:

Bot_Hole DoBotIcon BotCount BotMiniGame CurrentHoleBotOff CurrentHoleBotOn MyBotCount ResetAllBots ResetBots RespawnCurrentHoleBot AddEvent ClearAllBricks ClearBrickGroup ClearBricks CreateMiniGame SetWrenchData Brick_Checkpoint ClearCheckpoint Brick_Teledoor CancelBrick Brick_Treasure_Chest NextChest TreasureStatus Emote_Alarm Alarm Emote_Confusion Confusion Wtf Emote_Hate Hate Emote_Love Love GameMode_Blockheads_Ruin_Xmas Start Self Delete UseHammer UsePrintGun GameMode_Rampage EndSaveFileUpload Self Delete GameMode_SpeedKart NextTrack SetTrack Self Delete TrackList Item_Sports InstantUseBrick SetMiniGameData UnUseTool UseInventory UseSprayCan UseTool FootballRecord ResetFootballRecord Script_AntiTroll BanIP CheckIP IPBan ListIPBans UnBanIP UnIPBan changeIPBanMode Ban FindBLIDIP Kick ListAllDatablocks LoadDup Sad SaveDup StopTalking Script_Player_Persistence ChangeMap Support_Garage ColorPart CustomHelp DefaultParts Garage Garage_ClientEdit Garage_GetPartList Garage_SaveParts Garage_ToggleMessages LoadParts PaintPart SaveParts SetPart getParts Support_LegacyDoors PlantBrick System_ReturnToBlockland MissionPreparePhase1Ack MissionPreparePhase2Ack RTB_addAutoStatus RTB_adminPlayer RTB_clearAutoAdminList RTB_clearBans RTB_deAdminPlayer RTB_defaultServerPrefs RTB_getAutoAdminList RTB_getServerOptions RTB_removeAutoStatus RTB_setServerOptions RTB_setServerPrefs RTB_superAdminPlayer SAD

http://pastebin.com/tzgEA5DK

if you want to change it back to outputting JSON, change "plain" in output_type = 'plain' to "json"

MikkelDude · October 22, 2015, 04:38:14 PM

Quote from: Foxscotch on October 22, 2015, 02:24:06 PM

well, that's uh, not really for looking at. it's for another program to use
but I guess I can make it output in a human-readable format

as for elm's complaint

it is a pretty big file, but that's because py2exe includes everything that your program needs
I could try to make it in C, but I've never done anything like this with that, and it's not really worth the trouble for 10mb...

the issue is that, to my knowledge, you're not supposed to post executables on the forum

...

edit: finished what mikkel wanted

thank you
however, py2exe does not work with 3.x versions of Python, what would I use instead if I want to make an executable?

Foxscotch · October 22, 2015, 05:21:33 PM

Quote from: MikkelDude on October 22, 2015, 04:38:14 PM

however, py2exe does not work with 3.x versions of Python, what would I use instead if I want to make an executable?

yeah it does, just not the stuff that the website links to (why? idk. old people are hard to decipher)
you have to get it from the python package index
the easiest way to install a module that's on the package index is with pip
so, with a default install of python, you'd only need to type this into a command prompt:
pip install py2exe

except, you see, it doesn't totally work with python 3.5.0 at the moment. 3.4.3? no problem. but I suppose there aren't any binaries compiled against cpython 3.5 (p.s. cpython is not a typo) yet, so until someone deals with that you'd need to use python 3.4 instead. the code I've written is compatible with both (evidenced by the fact that I successfully made an exe for it, meaning I had to use 3.4)

however!! the need to create an exe is mostly something that I alone would have to worry about. it just makes it easier to distribute the program
if you've already installed python, you should just keep doing it the way you have been. it'll be marginally faster that way, anyway. very, very marginally. but the bigger advantage is that it means you'll have python installed, and python is amazing. then if you ever come across something neat, written in python, you'll be ready to go!

MikkelDude · October 22, 2015, 06:06:09 PM

Quote from: Foxscotch on October 22, 2015, 05:21:33 PM

yeah it does, just not the stuff that the website links to (why? idk. old people are hard to decipher)
you have to get it from the python package index
the easiest way to install a module that's on the package index is with pip
so, with a default install of python, you'd only need to type this into a command prompt:
pip install py2exe

except, you see, it doesn't totally work with python 3.5.0 at the moment. 3.4.3? no problem. but I suppose there aren't any binaries compiled against cpython 3.5 (p.s. cypthon is not a typo) yet, so until someone deals with that you'd need to use python 3.4 instead. the code I've written is compatible with both (evidenced by the fact that I successfully made an exe for it, meaning I had to use 3.4)

however!! the need to create an exe is mostly something that I alone would have to worry about. it just makes it easier to distribute the program
if you've already installed python, you should just keep doing it the way you have been. it'll be marginally faster that way, anyway. very, very marginally. but the bigger advantage is that it means you'll have python installed, and python is amazing. then if you ever come across something neat, written in python, you'll be ready to go!

okay then python it is