Overview
What providers are, which ones exist, and how to add one to your network.
A provider is one way for players to log in, such as with a password or with their premium Minecraft account. Identica itself handles accounts, sessions, usernames and routing; each provider decides whether a player may continue. A network runs the providers it needs, side by side.
Official and community providers
- Official providers are maintained by Identica's developers and documented here: Credential for passwords and Premium for premium accounts.
- Community providers are made by others. They may follow their own release timing, support and documentation; review them before you install them.
Adding a provider
- Put the provider's jar into the
providers/directory of Identica's data directory, next to the official ones. - Add an entry for it to
providers/providers.ymlwith its id,enabled: trueand apriority. Identica loads a provider only when it has an enabled entry. - Start the proxy, or restart it. The provider writes its files into its own folder below
providers/.
Which provider a joining player gets is explained in How a provider is picked. Players can move their account from one provider to another; see Moving between providers.
To write a provider of your own, see Writing a provider.
