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CSMM

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CSMM is a web-based server manager for 7 Days to Die. It allows you to manage your server from anywhere, and provides a lot of useful features to make your life easier.

Features

Server automation - Run any command in any time interval you want. Timed server messages, automatic world saving, ...

Discord notifications - Built-in for common use cases. Ability to detect specific strings for your custom purposes.

High ping kicker - Kick players with constant bad connection.

Country ban - Automatically kick or ban players from certain countries from your server.

Player tracking - Track location and inventory of online players and view them on a map of your server.

Ingame commands - Playermade teleports, ingame support system, ... Custom commands to expose console commands to players in a controlled way. Economy system - Let players earn money by playing, killing zombies, typing on your Discord server. They can spend their cash in your servers shop, teleports and more.

Discord integration - Chat bridge(chat between Discord and the game), multiple commands to view player info or view server status.

Support ticket system - Let players create support requests in-game. Admins can view and comment on these via the website to provide quick support for players.

Server analytics - Charts of # of online players, server FPS, RAM usage.

Community

Come chat on our Discord server. 👋

Development setup

There is an opinionated way of running a development environment for CSMM. This is not required, but it is the easiest way to get started. If you want more detailed instructions on the different components, check out the host install method.

This setup should work on most unix based systems, if you are on Windows, WSL is a good option.

Requirements

Setup

Clone the repo to your local machine

cp .env.example.host .env

# Take a look at the .env file and change any values you want. See the docs for more info on the different options

npm ci # Install dependencies
docker-compose -f docker-compose-dev.yml up -d # Start databases
npm run db:migrate # Setup the database tables
npm run dev # Start the server

Sponsors

Sentry