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SoulFire: Automate Minecraft Testing

Name: SoulFire: Automate Minecraft Testing
Author: soulfiremc-com

Streamline server testing with SoulFire. Ideal for Minecraft developers and founders.

582 stars63 forksJavaQuality 9/10Updated 7/8/2026100% free · open source

What it does

SoulFire streamlines server testing for Minecraft developers by deploying automated bots for testing, automation, and development

Install / run

Clone the SoulFire repository from GitHub using `git clone https://github.com/soulfiremc-com/SoulFire.git`

When to use it

•When you need to test Minecraft server configurations without manual intervention
•When automating repetitive tasks on your Minecraft server
•When developing and testing Minecraft plugins or mods

Quick start

1Build the project using `mvn clean package` to generate the SoulFire jar file
2Create a `config.yml` file in the SoulFire directory to configure bot settings
3Add bot accounts to the `accounts.yml` file
4Start the SoulFire bot using `java -jar SoulFire.jar`
5Monitor and control the bot using the SoulFire dashboard or commands

Ready-to-paste prompt

Create a new bot account and add it to the `accounts.yml` file: `bot: { username: 'MyBot', password: 'MyPassword' }`

Heads up: Ensure you have Java 8 or later installed, as SoulFire requires it to run, and configure the `config.yml` file correctly to avoid connection issues

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