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ServersPlugin Installation

Plugin Installation

The FluxStore plugin runs on your Minecraft server and maintains a WebSocket connection to the FluxStore platform. It executes commands instantly when customers make purchases.

Supported Platforms

The plugin is compatible with:

  • Spigot: 1.7.10 and above
  • Paper: 1.7.10 and above (recommended for best performance)
  • Purpur: 1.16.5 and above
  • Folia: 1.19.4 and above
  • Forge: 1.7 and above
  • BungeeCord
  • Velocity

Installation

  1. Download the plugin from Servers in your store dashboard (click Download Plugin)
  2. Place the downloaded FluxStore.jar in your server’s plugins/ folder
  3. Start (or restart) your server. The plugin generates its configuration file on first launch.
  4. Open plugins/FluxStore/config.yml and set your connection token:
token: "YOUR_CONNECTION_TOKEN_HERE"

Replace YOUR_CONNECTION_TOKEN_HERE with the token from your dashboard. See Server Setup for how to get one.

  1. Restart your server to connect with the new token.

Verifying the Connection

After installation, check two things:

  1. Console: look for a successful connection message from the FluxStore plugin in your server console output. If you see an error, refer to Troubleshooting.
  2. Dashboard: navigate to Servers in your store dashboard. Your server should show a green Online status indicator.

If the console shows the plugin loaded but the dashboard still shows “Offline”, check that your server can reach the internet and that no firewall is blocking outbound WebSocket connections on port 443. See Troubleshooting for details.

Updating

To update the plugin:

  1. Download the latest version from Servers in your dashboard
  2. Stop your server, replace the old FluxStore.jar with the new one, and restart

Your config.yml is preserved across updates. You don’t need to reconfigure the token unless the update notes say otherwise.

The FluxStore plugin is open source. If you need to support a platform we don’t cover, or want full control over command delivery, you can build your own implementation. See the Plugin Protocol reference for the full specification.

Next Steps

Server SetupTroubleshooting