#mcoffline

Convert minecraft whitelist to offline-mode whitelist.

#Usage

mcoffline k0taa
mcoffline whitelist.json

There are two ways to use mcoffline. You can simply run it with a username and it will print out the corresponding offline-mode UUID for that name.

You can instead run it with a path to a whitelist.json file. It will convert the file, store the new offline-mode version as whitelist.json.offline in the same directory and then the same for ops.json. Next, it will look for a server.properties file in that same directory to discover your world name. Finally, it will enter the world directory and create a copy of the playerdata folder named playerdata.offline with each user renamed to the offline-mode version and one after the other it will create offline suffixed versions of stats and advancements aswell.

Once finished you can manually verify the files, backup the online versions and finally rename the files and folders to remove the .offline suffix.

#Install

make all
sudo make install

#Uninstall

sudo make uninstall

#Author

Written and maintained by Dakota Walsh. Up-to-date sources can be found at https://git.sr.ht/~kota/mcoffline/

#License

GNU GPL version 3 or later, see LICENSE. Copyright 2022 Dakota Walsh