class

RCON::Client

Inherits Reference < Object

This class represents a RCON connection.

RCON::Client.open(address, port, password) do |client|
  client.command "say Hello from RCON =)"
end

Use as a Server

While this is primarily a client implementation it can also be used as for a server because both ends work in the same manner.

def handle_connection(socket)do
  rcon = RCON::Client.new(socket)
  packet = rcon.read_
  puts "Received packet #{packet}"
  # Probably need some authentication logic here
  socket.close
end

TCPServer.open(27015) do |server|
  while socket = server.accept?
    spawn handle_connection(socket)
  end
end

Constructors

new(socket : IO, sync_close : Bool = true)

Creates a new client instance wrapping socket.

The socket should usually be a TCPSocket, but it can really be any IO.

Calling .open is recommended for most use cases. When using this constructor, authentication needs to be handled explicitly (see #authenticate).

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Class methods

open(address : String, port : Int32, password : String | Nil, & : self -> )

Opens a new connection to the server at address:port and authenticates with password. Yields the client instance to the block and ensures the connection is closed after returning.

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open(uri : URI, & : self -> )

Opens a new connection to the server at uri and authenticates.

URI format: rcon://:password@host:port

Yields the client instance to the block and ensures the connection is closed after returning.

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