Eco
Takaro connects to your Eco server through the Takaro Integration plugin, built by the community. The plugin runs inside the Eco server and connects out to Takaro.
Takaro manages the server from outside the game. Eco’s laws, government and economy keep working as normal.
For what Takaro does for Eco, see the Eco server manager page.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”- An Eco server, with access to its files
- Permission to restart the server
- A Takaro registration token (see Get your token)
Get your token
Section titled “Get your token”- In Takaro, go to Servers and choose Create Server.
- The Add a server guide opens. Under Registration token, choose copy.
Every server in your community uses the same registration token. Keep it secret.
Install the plugin
Section titled “Install the plugin”- Download the latest release from the Takaro Eco Integration releases page.
- Extract the archive.
- Copy the
TakaroIntegrationfolder into your Eco server’sModsfolder:
YourEcoServer/`-- Mods/ `-- TakaroIntegration/- Restart the Eco server once. Eco loads the plugin and creates any missing files.
Configure the plugin
Section titled “Configure the plugin”Edit Mods/TakaroIntegration/TakaroConfig.json:
{ "serverName": "My Eco Server", "registrationToken": "your-takaro-registration-token", "websocketUrl": "wss://connect.takaro.io/", "enableLogging": false, "commandPrefix": "!"}Keep serverName the same forever. If you change it, Takaro sees a new server.
Restart Eco
Section titled “Restart Eco”Restart the Eco server after you save TakaroConfig.json. The plugin connects to Takaro while the server starts.
Check the connection
Section titled “Check the connection”- In Takaro, open Servers. Your Eco server shows up once the plugin connects.
- If it doesn’t, check the Eco server logs and make sure
registrationTokenis right.
More help
Section titled “More help”- Takaro Eco Integration documentation (by the plugin’s author)
- How community connectors work
- Takaro Discord