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Browse open-source server tooling, Arma Reforger mods, Arma 3 utilities, and web experiments built by +Flabby. Projects range from persistent player data and moderation tooling to community interfaces, logging, Discord integrations, and small Node.js/TypeScript utilities.
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A configurable community hub embedded in the Arma Reforger pause menu. Server owners can surface rules, onboarding, support information, notices, and common actions in a controller-friendly interface that stays inside the game.
An Arma Reforger addon that lets players reduce game audio without leaving the server experience. Players can choose multiple suppression levels and control earplugs through a keybind or chat commands, giving communities a simple quality-of-life audio option.
An Arma Reforger chat-role system that makes staff identity visible directly in player chat. Persistent role prefixes are automatically applied when staff send messages, while administrator commands handle role assignment and removal.
An archived Arma Reforger administration toolkit that combined local player data, remote administration, and in-game moderation controls. Its feature set included staff actions such as kick, ban, and teleport alongside a remote management interface.
An archived Arma Reforger addon for creating configurable damage-free areas around a server. Safe zones can protect players and vehicles, use different shapes and sizes, display notifications, and be managed through Game Master tools or commands.
An archived Arma Reforger utility that helps players retrieve their Bohemia UID directly in game. Chat commands can display the UID, show help, and - on desktop - copy the identifier to the clipboard for support or administration workflows.
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Persistent Player Profiles (PPP) gives Arma Reforger communities a persistent view of player activity across sessions and servers. It tracks gameplay and connection data so administrators and players can understand participation, progression, and long-term server activity.
A server-side Arma Reforger addon for communities that want lightweight persistent statistics without a separate database service. It stores player and server data as JSON under the Arma profile path and exposes statistics through chat and administrator commands.
An archived Arma Reforger logging system built to turn server activity into structured operational data. It captured events such as kills, player connections, and deconstruction, then routed logs to configurable destinations including files, console output, webhooks, and Discord.
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A Node.js package for applications that need direct access to Arma 3 Life server data stored in MySQL or MariaDB. It can read player values such as cash, bank balance, and level data, while also supporting general table reads and updates.
A Discord bot that gives community staff quick access to Arma 3 Life server information without leaving Discord. Staff can look up a player and retrieve database-backed information through simple commands.
An archived Node.js package for applications that need to connect to an Arma 3 BattlEye RCon service. The project handles configuration and connection state, with retry and debug controls for integrations that need server-command access.
An archived scheduler for Arma 3 server operators who need BattlEye commands or server messages to run automatically. It supports timezone-aware configuration and recurring cron-style schedules for repeatable server operations.
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An open-source management interface for the identity and access flows behind a community service. It brings account administration, authentication, roles and permissions, and session management into one focused web application.
A small Node.js and TypeScript project for serving static files through Express with a minimal setup workflow. It is intended as a straightforward base for simple sites, local tools, prototypes, or deployments that only need a static public directory.
A lightweight URL-shortening web application built with TypeScript, Node.js, and Express. Submitted URLs are stored in a JSON-backed link store and mapped to unique short links, keeping the project simple enough to understand or extend.