How to use the minecraft-protocol/src.states function in minecraft-protocol
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deathcap / wsmc / minecraft-protocol-stream.js View on Github 
'use strict';
//process.env.NODE_DEBUG = 'mc-proto'; // for node-minecraft-protocol console packet debugging TODO: envify
var EmptyTransformStream = require('through')();
var Client = require('minecraft-protocol/src').Client;
var forgeHandshake = require('minecraft-protocol-forge').forgeHandshake;
var protocol = require('minecraft-protocol/src');
var assert = require('assert');
var states = protocol.states;
module.exports = {
protocol: protocol,
createClient: createClient
};
// generic stream version of index.js createClient()
function createClient(options) {
assert.ok(options, "options is required");
var stream = options.stream;
assert.ok(stream, "stream is required");
assert.ok(options.username, "username is required");
var keepAlive = options.keepAlive == null ? true : options.keepAlive;
var optVersion = options.version || require('./mcversion.js');minecraft-protocol
Parse and serialize minecraft packets, plus authentication and encryption.
