NetCraft

NetCraft is a fully modular web browser and HTTP server suite built for CC:Tweaked (ComputerCraft Tweaked) on Minecraft. It brings a complete client–server web experience to in-game computers: browse pages using the custom net:// protocol, render HTML directly on the terminal, execute dynamic Lua applications on the server side, and resolve friendly hostnames through a Rednet-powered DNS — all without manual ID configuration.

Highlights

• 🌐 Custom net:// protocol — a clean request/response abstraction layer over Rednet for web-style navigation.
• 🖥️ Terminal HTML engine — a DOM parser and renderer supporting headings, paragraphs, links, forms, images (NFP) and embedded Lua scripts.
• 📡 Rednet-based DNS — automatic hostname resolution with caching and a local hosts file fallback.
• 🔐 Sandboxed script execution — remote Lua scripts run in a restricted environment for safe client-side execution.
• 🚀 Dynamic Lua apps — serve executable .lua applications with GET/POST support and automatic form-data parsing.
• 💾 Quality-of-life features — persistent history, bookmarks, HTTP-style caching, and access/error logs.
• 🛠️ Public developer API — a simple api.lua for building your own networked applications.

Whether you want to host a personal wiki, serve dynamic pages across your base network, or simply explore in-game web technologies, NetCraft provides a robust, fully commented and extensible foundation.