LanOperators
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LanOperators ("LanOps") is a simple lightweight mod that allows you to add Ops to your LAN world.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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LAN Ops
LAN Ops is a lightweight Fabric mod for LAN worlds that lets the host grant command access to specific players without fully opening commands to every guest.
When a singleplayer world is opened to LAN, LAN Ops locks command usage to:
- the LAN host
- players trusted through
/lanop
Untrusted LAN guests are treated as having no command permissions while the world is published to LAN.
Commands
These commands are available to the LAN host in a LAN world. On non-LAN servers, the normal operator check is used for command management.
/lanop <player>
/lanop add <player>
/lanop remove <playerNameOrUuid>
/lanop list
/lanop reload
/unlanop <playerNameOrUuid>
Command Notes
/lanop <player>and/lanop add <player>do the same thing./lanop removeand/unlanopremove a trusted player by stored name or UUID./lanop listshows all trusted entries currently loaded./lanop reloadreloadslanops.jsonfrom disk.
Config File
LanOps stores its config at:
config/lanops.json
Example:
{
"configuredOwnerUuid": "",
"configuredOwnerName": "",
"trustedPlayers": {
"00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000": "ExamplePlayer"
}
}
Config Fields
configuredOwnerUuid: optional override used to recognize the LAN host by UUID.configuredOwnerName: optional fallback owner name if no owner UUID is set.trustedPlayers: map of trusted player UUIDs to display names.
In normal use, you can manage trusted players entirely through the in-game commands and let the mod maintain this file for you.
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