txAdmin is a full featured web panel to Manage & Monitor your FiveM Server remotely.

• Start/Stop/Restart your server instance or resources
• Access control via multiple credentials and action logging
• Discord Integration:
  • Server status command (/status)
  • Custom static commands
  • Command spam prevention
• Monitor server’s CPU/RAM consumption
• Real-time playerlist with ping + steam-linked accounts (when available)
• OneSync Support (more than 32 slots server)
• Linux Support
• Live Console
• Auto Restart on failure detection or schedule
• Password brute-force protection
• FXServer process priority setter
• Hitch Detection
• New settings page
• Save console to file
• Restart warning announcements
• Admin Management system
• Permissions system (more info)
• SSL Support (more info)
• Translation Support (more info)
• Server Activity Log (connections/disconnections, kills, chat, explosions and custom commands)
• (BETA) Ban System
• FiveM's Server CFG editor

Video Tutorial for Windows: ENGLISH, PORTUGUÊS.

Requirements:

• NodeJS v10 LTS (or newer)
• FXServer build 1543+ (or newer)
• One TCP listen port opened for the web server (default is 40120)
• Git (only for installs and updates)

1 - In the terminal (cmd, bash, powershell & etc) execute the following commands:

# Download txAdmin, Enter folder and Install dependencies
git clone https://github.com/tabarra/txAdmin
cd txAdmin
npm i

# Add admin
node src/scripts/admin-add.js

# Setup default server profile
node src/scripts/setup.js default

# Start default server
node src/index.js default

If on Windows, you can start txAdmin by executing start_<profilename>.bat in your txAdmin folder (ex txAdmin/start_default.bat).

2 - Then open http://public-ip:40120/ in your browser and login with the credentials created and go to the settings page to configure the remaining settings.

Important Notes:

Note: You MUST run FXServer through txAdmin, and not in parallel (ie in another terminal).

Note2: To configure your Discord bot, follow these two guides: Setting up a bot application and Adding your bot to servers.

Note3: You can run multiple txAdmin instances in the same installation folder.
To create more server profiles, execute node src/scripts/setup.js <profile name>.

Note4: Although not recommended, you can set FXServer processes priorities. To do so, change fxRunner.setPriority in the config.json to one of the following: LOW, BELOW_NORMAL, NORMAL, ABOVE_NORMAL, HIGH, HIGHEST.

If you are having trouble starting the FXServer via txAdmin, run node src/scripts/config-tester.js default and see which test is failing.

To UPDATE txAdmin execute the following commands inside txAdmin's folder:

git pull
npm i

If you have any problems with package-lock.json, just delete it and try again.

Note: This will only work if you downloaded txAdmin using the git clone command.

The next major things:

• Extension system
• Multi-server support
• Packaging txAdmin on a self-updating binary file
• Ban/Whitelist feature

Minor things:

• Reorganize all files/folders
• Write a page that is full of small How-To's and link them here.
• Write version bumper script
• Config tester kill spawned fxserver after 5 seconds (do people use the config tester?)
• Investigate the "fxserver has stopped working" not disappearing when autorestarter kills the server (probably windows detaches it? in that case we would need to PID map and then kill them one by one?) (Note: when this happens, there is a close but not exit event. Or the other way around idk)
• Remove forceFXServerPort, 10x more complicated than it should be for a feature that probably won't even be used

Ideas:

• Discord bot extensions via required js files? Imagine typing /whitelist @username and the bot cross referencing the vRP id via the discord:xxx identifier. Or a /me giving back this users vRP stats like cars, wallet, bank, apartments & etc.
• Add some sort of detection to see if there is a fxserver running outside txAdmin on the same port.

The old TODO can be found here. And a less organized TODO/Ideas file can be found here.

• This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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• Special thanks to everyone that contributed to this project.