Important
With the shutdown of SwitchCraft3, FindShop has been archived.
Powerful SwitchCraft service to find shops and items!
FindShop is a SwitchCraft service providing an easy way to search for compatible
shops implementing the ShopSync protocol. Valid command aliases are \fs or \findshop.
There are a few reasons why your search results may not be what you expected, such as the following.
FindShop matches results based on exact matches to an item name (display name
and item id). So, for example, if you were searching for slime blocks
(minecraft:slime_block):
slimewould be matched to both the display name ("Slime Block") and the item ID (minecraft:slime_block)slime_blockwould be matched to the item ID (minecraft:slime_block) between "slime" and "block" and the item ID replaces this space with anslimeblockwould return NOTHING because the display name has a space in underscore.
FindShop fetches shop information, including location, pricing & stock, from shops implementing the ShopSync standard. Shops might not appear if:
- their software doesn't support ShopSync
- their software implemented ShopSync incorrectly
- their shop hasn't been configured to use ShopSync
- their shop hasn't been loaded recently
Note
If there are others, feel free to submit a PR.
| Software | Version | ShopSync Standard (in latest version) | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kristify | >=1.3.0 | 1.1 | Earlier versions may use an older ShopSync standard |
| Radon | >=1.3.30 | 1.1 | Most common shop software |
\fs buy <item>
Finds shops with <item> and returns the shop name, location, item price &
quantity in stock. The buy keyword is optional: if no subcommand is specified,
buy is inferred.
\fs sell <item>
Finds shops buying <item> and returns the shop name, location and item price.
\fs shop <name> [page]
Finds shops with <name> and returns the owner, location, and other statistics.
If multiple results are found, a list of results with page numbers will be
shown.
\fs stats
Returns some statistics.
\fs list [page]
Lists all available shops.
You must use a reverse-proxy like NginX or
Casket to rate-limit, log and protect the API.
The IP of the user must be set to the X-Forwarded-For header. The proxy must
not accept any pre-existing value in the header, and should always overwrite it.
FindShop is developed using the Bun toolkit and runtime.