ServerEye

🛡️ ServerEye: Behavior Monitoring Mod for Minecraft Servers

ServerEye is a powerful behavior tracking mod built specifically for Minecraft servers. It records player actions in real time and displays them through a built-in web interface — giving you clear insight into everything happening on your server.

Whether you’re a server owner, administrator, or a data-savvy player, ServerEye provides valuable tools to understand and manage player activity.

🔍 What Can You See?

ServerEye captures and displays a wide range of in-game player activities, including:

• Player join/leave events
• Chat messages (optional sensitive-word filtering)
• Block breaking and placing (with coordinates)
• Game mode changes (Old ↔ New)
• Detailed command execution logs (including output)

With this data, you can:

✅ Quickly investigate suspicious activity

✅ Analyze player behavior patterns and playtimes

✅ Audit commands and catch misuse or abuse

✅ Get full command output logs for better moderation

💡 How to Use

No complex setup needed — just drop the mod into your server and you’re good to go!

Once the server is running, open your browser and go to:

http://localhost:8080

You’ll see a clean, intuitive dashboard featuring:

• ✅ Real-time event feed
• ✅ Event type filtering
• ✅ Player name search
• ✅ Summary statistics and analytics

If remote upload is enabled in the config file, you’ll need to set your remote upload URL, for example:

https://your-server.example.com/api/receive

🧪 Sample Event

Each event includes full context. For example, when a player breaks a diamond ore block:

{
  "timestamp": "2025-05-24T12:34:56Z",
  "player": "Notch",
  "event": "block_break",
  "details": {
    "Block": "minecraft:diamond_ore",
    "Coordinates": "X: 123, Y: 64, Z: -45"
  },
  "serverIp": "127.0.0.1"
}

You’ll know exactly who did what, when, and where.

🧭 Perfect For

• Monitoring activity on public or large-scale servers
• Tracking player behavior in survival/RPG-style servers
• Auditing commands and actions in technical or teaching environments
• Collecting gameplay data for private servers or research purposes

📌 Notes & Reminders

Not a fan of the built-in web UI? No problem — there’s a detailed Web Developer Guide available on GitHub. (Though honestly, the default works just fine for most cases.)

Think the mod is too limited or missing features? Open an Issue — if you can suggest it, I’ll consider building it. (No promises, but I’m always open to ideas!)

This mod is closed-source. Redistribution and reverse engineering are strictly prohibited.

Need help or confused about a setting? Check the in-game config screen — most options come with helpful explanations.