Packages

pvpgn-server is a server implementation for pvpgn (a game server protocol used by various older/legacy games). It provides networking components to accept client connections and communicate game-related data according to the pvpgn protocol.

A server implementation for the Realm/realm-object style object model (object persistence/synchronization layer) intended to be used in conjunction with a Realm-compatible backend or components. Acts as an object server to handle client-side object access and related operations.

script-server is a service intended to run user-provided scripts (or script-like tasks) via a server interface. It likely exposes an endpoint(s) to submit work and returns results/logs, enabling automation of scripted workflows.

supla-server appears to be a server component for the SUPLA ecosystem, likely handling device/control communication and gateway/server functionality for smart home/IoT automation. However, no README/repo details were provided here, so specific features, endpoints, and operational behaviors cannot be confirmed from the given input.

teamcity-server appears to be an application/server component for JetBrains TeamCity (a CI/CD server). Without repository/README details, this evaluation focuses on interface/packaging signals from the name only: likely a self-hosted server that exposes web UI and internal APIs rather than a developer-oriented API product.

wkp-k8s-krb5-server appears to be a Kubernetes-focused component for providing/serving Kerberos (KRB5) infrastructure (e.g., a Kerberos server with related configuration) to workloads running in a cluster.

che-server-multiuser appears to provide a multi-user server component for the "che" ecosystem (commonly related to Theia/Che IDE tooling), enabling multiple users to share access to development workspaces or services.

K8s network checker server intended to run inside a Kubernetes environment to probe network connectivity (e.g., reachability of services/hosts) and expose results via an application server interface.

MCPE_Server is a Java-based Minecraft: Pocket Edition server implementation, intended to accept Minecraft PE client connections and run a multiplayer game server.

mjml-server provides a server-side service for rendering MJML (Mailjet Markup Language) templates into responsive HTML email output.

nuclos-server appears to be a server component for NUclos (a business process/low-code platform) used to run the application backend and expose its server-side functionality. Specific endpoints, protocols, and operational details are not provided in the prompt.

openapi-diff-mcp-server is described only by repository metadata (no README/spec contents provided). It appears intended to expose OpenAPI diff functionality via an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, but the exact capabilities, tool names, inputs/outputs, and behavior cannot be determined from the given data.

Provides a Zabbix server configured to use a MySQL database backend (typically as a container/package), enabling centralized collection, processing, and storage of monitoring data in MySQL.

ftb_server appears to be a server component for a 'feed the beast' / Minecraft modded-server ecosystem (FTB), likely providing management and networking for running the game server and/or related automation. Specific interface and docs could not be determined from the provided prompt content.

gitqlient appears to be a client library for querying Git data using a GraphQL-like approach (i.e., a “GraphQL client for Git”). However, no repository README, API docs, or package manifest content was provided here, so concrete supported operations, interfaces, and behaviors cannot be verified.

GoCD server (CI/CD) component that orchestrates pipelines, agents, and build/deployment workflow, typically used as the central server to configure and run GoCD pipelines in an on-prem or self-hosted setup.

Imagr-server appears to be a server component for the Imagr project (commonly used for automated OS imaging/provisioning). Without README/repo/package-manifest details in the prompt, the exact API surface and operational behavior cannot be verified.

kasm is a system/package for running containerized applications in a web-accessible way (commonly used to deliver browser-based desktop/workspace sessions).

ldap-server is an LDAP server implementation/package intended to run an LDAP service for directory/authentication use cases (e.g., providing LDAP endpoints that clients can bind to and query).

Provides or runs a Samba server for SMB/CIFS file and printer sharing (typically by deploying/configuring the Samba daemon and related configuration on a host).