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Applied energistics 2 viewer on a website
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# Applied Over Internet



![](images/website.png)

![](images/stats.png)



The goal of this project is to be able to see the contents of an Applied Energistics 2 (Minecraft mod) inventory through a website.



# Installation instructions



## Prerequisites

- Minecraft Server that you can access (you will need to modify configs)

- CC:Tweaked mod (ComputerCraft)

- Advanced Peripherical mod

- already usable AE2 setup

- Actual server to run the python webserver on (Preferably the server hosting the Minecraft server itself)

- Being able to mess around with stuff, because this tutorial isn't fool-proof



## Setup



### Retrieve the textures

- Install the mod https://github.com/CyclopsMC/IconExporter (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/iconexporter) and run the command `/iconexporter export` (in singleplayer, not on a physical server) to export the icons

- Find the output folder in your .minecraft directory, move it to the root of this cloned repository and rename it `input`

- Run the `reorder.py ` script, which will organise the textures in the `textures` folder.

- Move that `textures` folder to the server (hint: compress it for faster transfer)



### Setup the webserver

- Create the .env file (see .env.example template) and modify the passwords

- Setup the python webserver

  - (Easiest + Stats support) Either run `docker compose --profile app up`

  - (Hardest + No stats support) Or run the `server.py` script (as a background program, with say `tmux` or `screen`) with `gunicorn -b 0.0.0.0:5000 server:app` (Don't use the flask default development server, for me it caused memory leaks due to creating a thread per request for some reason)

- (Optional) if you have an already existing nginx server (and/or want to go through to enable SSL), [here's a virtual host template](nginx_template.conf). And then do your stuff with Certbot



### Setup the Minecraft server

- Modify the server CC:Tweaked configuration file to enable the HTTP API and restart your server

  - the config can be found at `{world}/serverconfig/computercraft-server.toml`, set `enabled` to `true` in the `http` section

  - if you are going to run the python webserver on your local machine/network, you also need to remove the rule that disables access to private IPs later in the file. It is the one with `host = "$private"`. [Click here for more info](https://tweaked.cc/guide/local_ips.html#cc-1.87.0)



### In Minecraft

![](images/ingame.png)

*screenshot from the modpack ATM9*



- Place your computer and your [ME bridge](https://advancedperipherals.madefor.cc/peripherals/me_bridge/) next to the AE2 network (the ME bridge must be connected to the AE2 network)

- Import [the following script](./send_request.lua) in the computer as the startup.lua script (either put it through `{world}/computercraft/computer/{id}` or upload it on pastebin)



# Requests graph

```mermaid

flowchart TD

    subgraph Server

        webserver[Python webserver]

        db[InfluxDB]

        subgraph Minecraft

            AE

            CC[CC:Tweaked script]

            CC -->|Requests data| AE

        end

        CC -->|Sends data| webserver

        webserver -->|Sends data| db



        grafana[Grafana]

        grafana -->|Requests data| db

    end

    user[User]

    user -->|Requests inventory HTML| webserver

    user -->|Requests stats HTML| grafana 

```

Legend: Arrows going from A to B (A->B) means that A **sends a request** to B. It sends nothing about which way the data transits, it could go from A to B or B to A



# Why ?

Because