erenkrt/fivemserverstatus

Fivem Server Status / Info for C# project

Fivem Server Status | Fivem Server Info | C# / Library

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• Information
• Setup
• Usage

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Information

Version 4.0 | .Net >= 7

Setup

Build this project with your spesific .Net version and get dlls and add reference your projects.

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Usage

using EP.Fivem.ServerStatus;

var serverStatus = new FivemServerStatus();
var isOnline = await serverStatus.IsOnline("my533d");
var server = await serverStatus.Get("my533d"); // Server object

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Developer: © ErenKrt

fivemserverstatus's Issues

I can't relase it but i can only debug the form

When i debug and execute the form it works perfectlly, but when i try to relase it the ide tells me that i dont have the References, but in the assemply i have them...

Problem with the code.

The code is great used it as a back burner for my own Fivem Launcher, However there is one problem. When the server is offline, it will open the program fine but the player count goes back to being "label1" and when the player updater counts down from 20 and hits 1 the program crashes. This being the error message from VS: "label1.Text = Server.GetOnlinePlayersCount().ToString() + " / " + Server.GetMaxPlayersCount();" "System.NullReferenceException: 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.'"

btw the server offline status works perfect its just the player count that doesn't. (Shows up offline in red) When offline.

Few Questions:
Can you help me fix this problem maybe make it to when it hits 1 and crashes because the server is offline update the text to "Offline" for the player count? Instead of encountering this crash?

screenshot of when the program stops working: http://prntscr.com/s4fopz

This is my only problem with the code everything else works perfectly.

setup

how i can setup explain more pls

Code not working

Hello, does anyone know what causes this?

Issue setting up

Hi there,

Code works fine on the server code included but when i switch it we seem to run into this issue

Any ideas what is causing it. The code is correct.