An advanced WHMCS module for Pterodactyl – with live console, power management & dynamic design!

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• 🖥️ Live Console: Real-time terminal access via WebSockets
• ⚡ Power Actions: Start, Restart, Stop, and Kill buttons directly in WHMCS
• 📊 Resource Monitoring: Dedicated Resources tab with live CPU, Memory, Disk and Network charts
• 🎨 Dynamic Design: Automatic Light/Dark mode detection (Lagom theme supported)
• 🌍 Internationalization: Fully localized in English, German, Danish, Italian, Russian, French, Dutch
• 🗂️ Management Tabs: Manage Resources, Network (Allocations), Databases, Backups, and Startup variables
• 🛡️ Security: Built-in CSRF protection for all AJAX operations
• ⚙️ Centralized Config: Addon module for global API settings (editable directly in Addon admin page)
• 🧾 Usage Metering: Syncs Disk and Bandwidth usage into WHMCS service usage fields

• 🐦 Pterodactyl Panel v1.0.0+
• 🧩 WHMCS 8.x (recommended) or 7.x

1. Upload Files:
   • Move the /pterodactyl/ folder into <path to whmcs>/modules/servers/.
2. Activate Addon:
   • In WHMCS navigate to System Settings -> Addon Modules (WHMCS 8+) or Setup -> Addon Modules (WHMCS 7).
   • Activate Pterodactyl Addon and configure access permissions.
3. Configure API Credentials:
   • Go to Addons -> Pterodactyl Addon.
   • Open the API Settings section in the addon admin page.
   • Enter your Pterodactyl URL (e.g., https://panel.example.com).
   • Enter an Application API Key (Generated in Admin -> API with all permissions).
   • Enter an Admin Client API Key (See "Client API Token" below).
4. Create Server in WHMCS:
   • Navigate to System Settings -> Servers.
   • Create a new server, choose type Pterodactyl.
   • Hostname: Your panel URL (e.g., panel.example.com).
   • Password: Your Application API Key.
   • Tick Secure if using SSL.
5. Create Server Group:
   • Create a group and add the Pterodactyl server to it.
6. Product Configuration:
   • Navigate to System Settings -> Products/Services.
   • Create a new product (Type: Other).
   • In Module Settings, choose Pterodactyl and select your server group.
   • Fill in the required fields (Nest ID, Egg ID, etc.).

The browser needs permission to connect to the Wings WebSocket from your WHMCS domain.

• Go to your Pterodactyl Panel -> Settings -> General.
• Find the Allowed Origins field.
• Add your WHMCS URL (e.g., https://whmcs.yourdomain.com).
• Save the settings. Wings will now accept WebSocket connections from your WHMCS site.

The module uses a Client API token to fetch WebSocket authentication details.

• Log into your Pterodactyl Panel as an Administrator.
• Go to Account -> API (Top right user menu).
• Create a new API Key.
• Copy this key and paste it into the Pterodactyl Addon settings in WHMCS (Field: Admin Client API Key) or into the server's Access Hash field.

• The client area includes a Resources tab with live usage cards and history charts.
• The module implements WHMCS UsageUpdate to keep Disk/Bandwidth usage in sync with Pterodactyl resource data.

Overwriting values can be done through either Configurable Options or Custom Fields.

• You can set the API Keys also via code in the pterodactyl.php file.
• Their name should be exactly what you want to overwrite (e.g., dedicated_ip).

Valid options: server_name, memory, swap, io, cpu, disk, nest_id, egg_id, pack_id, location_id, dedicated_ip, port_range, image, startup, databases, allocations, backups, oom_disabled, username

Environment Variables: You can also overwrite environment variables. Use the variable name (e.g., PLAYER_SLOTS) or the friendly name. Example: PLAYER_SLOTS|Player Slots

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• Based on the original work by death-droid and Stepas
• Enhanced and modernized for Pterodactyl 1.x and Lagom theme integration
• Developed/Upgraded by the nebuliton.io Team

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