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1.Voxelum / x-minecraft-launcher

An Open Source Minecraft Launcher with Modern UX. Provides a Disk Efficient way to manage all your Mods!

electron-vue
electron
typescript
nodejs
vite
minecraft
+7 more

TypeScript MIT1.7K total220 forks

+67 stars

from 1,628 · score 4.22

2.bs-community / blessing-skin-server

Web application brings your custom skins back in offline Minecraft servers.

minecraft
laravel

PHP MIT1.1K total176 forks

+12 stars

from 1,054 · score 2.56

3.d3ara1n / Polymerium

🐿️ A metadata-driven Minecraft launcher for reproducible, storage-efficient instances and a built-in CLI with MCP mode for AI agents.

launcher
minecraft
forge
modrinth
dotnet
csharp
+6 more

C#MIT126 total5 forks

+5 stars

from 121 · score 1.79

4.GeyserMC / MCProtocolLib

A library for communication with a Minecraft client/server.

minecraft
java
protocol
library
minecraft-protocol

Java MIT910 total221 forks

+4 stars

from 906 · score 1.61

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