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Overview
What is Setup?
Setup is a client-side configuration tool for MCPI (Minecraft Pi Edition) that lets you point a checker server address and a custom server list URL. It is intended for users who want to run their own MCPI server list.
How to use Setup?
Edit /client/index.html to replace https://checker.mcpi.host with your server address, and optionally replace https://pythonscratcher.pics/p/raw/60zeimoq39 with your own server list URL. The tool relies on a CORS‑bypass proxy (default cors.rare1k.workers.dev) to work around modern browser security restrictions.
Key features of Setup
- Configurable checker server address
- Custom server list URL support
- Built‑in CORS‑bypass proxy integration
- Multiple fallback CORS proxy URLs listed
- Licensed under GPL 3.0
Use cases of Setup
- Hosting a private MCPI server list
- Testing a custom MCPI server checker
- Running a modified MCPI server list client
FAQ from Setup
What is cors.rare1k.workers.dev?
It is a CORS‑bypass proxy used by Setup because the author did not implement CORS support in the client. If the link fails, you can try the listed alternatives (cors.rare1k.dev, cors‑anywhere‑web.up.railway.app, cors‑anywhere‑oragne.vercel.app/api/cors?url=).
Where does the server list data live?
The server list URL is user‑configurable; the default is https://pythonscratcher.pics/p/raw/60zeimoq39. You can replace it with any URL that returns a compatible server list.
What are the runtime requirements?
A modern web browser that supports the CORS‑bypass proxy. No other dependencies are mentioned.
Is there any authentication or transport security?
The README does not describe any authentication or encryption. The CORS proxy is a plain HTTP/HTTPS forwarder.
What are known limitations?
The default CORS proxy may become unavailable; three alternative proxy URLs are provided as fallbacks. The author disclaims responsibility for those third‑party proxies.
Frequently asked questions
What is cors.rare1k.workers.dev?
It is a CORS‑bypass proxy used by Setup because the author did not implement CORS support in the client. If the link fails, you can try the listed alternatives (`cors.rare1k.dev`, `cors‑anywhere‑web.up.railway.app`, `cors‑anywhere‑oragne.vercel.app/api/cors?url=`).
Where does the server list data live?
The server list URL is user‑configurable; the default is `https://pythonscratcher.pics/p/raw/60zeimoq39`. You can replace it with any URL that returns a compatible server list.
What are the runtime requirements?
A modern web browser that supports the CORS‑bypass proxy. No other dependencies are mentioned.
Is there any authentication or transport security?
The README does not describe any authentication or encryption. The CORS proxy is a plain HTTP/HTTPS forwarder.
What are known limitations?
The default CORS proxy may become unavailable; three alternative proxy URLs are provided as fallbacks. The author disclaims responsibility for those third‑party proxies.
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