Schedule Shutdown

A Minecraft data pack containing functions that will stop the server after a duration of time.

Important: To use this datapack, you need to be running a dedicated server with function-permission-level in server.properties to 4. This datapack will not function (get it? :D) in a singleplayer world.

Important: Except for NO_AUTO_SHUTDOWN.zip, all versions will automatically shut down the server after the specified length of time. See Auto-Shutdown for an explanation of what this means and why I did it like that.

Below is a list of available delays. Each one triggers the one below it. (I did this in a not dumb way, with 5hrs triggering 1hr after 4hrs, 1hr trigger 15min after 45min, etc.)

• 5hrs
• 1hr
• 15min
• 5min
• 1min

Any scheduled shutdowns are cancelled upon starting the server.

Examples

# Shut down the server in 5hrs. See src/data/schedule_shutdown/functions/delay/* for function names.
function schedule_shutdown:delay/five_hours

# Cancel a scheduled shutdown.
function schedule_shutdown:clear_all

Auto-Shutdown

I originally made this datapack because I had figured out how to host a Minecraft server in GitHub Actions, but needed the server to automatically close with enough time left to save the server state to the repo. That's why there is a 5 hour version (max GitHub workflow run time is 6 hours). The files with a name like length_of_time.zip will automatically run the function schedule_shutdown:delay/length_of_time when the server loads (using Minecraft's load.json). Unless you want your server to automatically shut down after a length of time, use NO_AUTO_SHUTDOWN.zip.

FAQ/Troubleshooting

Failed to load function schedule_shutdown:shutdown

Same as Couldn't load tag schedule_shutdown:all_shutdown as it is missing following references: schedule_shutdown:shutdown.

Couldn't load tag schedule_shutdown:all_shutdown as it is missing following references: schedule_shutdown:shutdown

Make sure you set the function-permission-level in server.properties to 4 and try starting the server again. If you still have this error, please open an issue in the GitHub repo.