willtda/craftbox repository overview

⁠Craftbox (Docker)

Craftbox is a modern self-hosted platform for managing Minecraft servers with built-in mod support.

A common headache with Minecraft hosting is juggling Java versions, JVM flags, and potentially unsafe download pages just to get a server running. Craftbox was built to make self-hosted Minecraft hosting accessible, manageable from anywhere, and friendly to both Vanilla and modded play — whether on a home NAS, a VPS, or in Docker.

Whether you're running a single Vanilla server or maintaining multiple modded instances, Craftbox gives you full control from your browser.

⁠Features

• Multi-Server Management — Run and manage multiple Minecraft servers from a single panel, each with its own console, watchdog, and configuration.
• Multi-Server-Type Support — Vanilla, Paper, Purpur, Folia, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and custom JAR uploads.
• Live Console — Real-time server log streaming and command input via WebSocket.
• Server Configuration UI — Edit server.properties, JVM flags, memory allocation, game mode, difficulty, and more — all from the browser.
• Backups — One-click manual backups, scheduled backups with retention policies, and one-click restore.
• Plugin & Mod Management — Upload, manage, search, and install plugins (Paper/Purpur/Folia) and mods (Fabric/Forge/NeoForge) with an intuitive interface powered by Modrinth⁠.
• Server Duplication & Templates — Clone a server with or without world data, or save configurations as reusable templates.
• Transferrable Servers — Export a Craftbox-managed server and import it into another Craftbox instance.
• Status & Monitoring — Public status pages, live player tracking, resource monitoring, and event history.
• Crash Detection & Auto-Restart — Watchdog detects crashes/runtime errors and optionally auto-restarts.
• PWA Support — Installable as a Progressive Web App on desktop and mobile.

For full documentation, configuration options, and usage details, see the main README: https://github.com/WillTDA/Craftbox/blob/master/README.md⁠