This is my work in progress of building the core of a new Linux Game Server Manager in Python. It is being done from scratch to try to redo some of the things I dislike about the original. Some key features I am looking to implement:

• GitHub repos to source the gamedata and modules and be updated via pull.
• Break out major functions into separate modules
• Simple installer that users can operate via menu to handle installation of the script itself and its prereqs.
• Module-based implementation of features and game support libraries. Still not sure how this should look, because I am a noob at Python.
• Gamedata structure that allows inheritance and overriding of most aspects of the program, to support as many applications as possible with minimal duplication.
• Create and manage game config files from script.
• Install mods or other "add-on" features for game servers.
• Complete command line support, including headless mode.
• Tie-in with Steam APIs to get data about games.
• Workshop support, including listing files and verifying correct installation.
• Backup and restore of all critical files for an instance, including LGSM configs, game config files, and anything else that is tagged via gamedata as important.
• Updating via the easiest method possible, either Pip, Git, or something else?
• Game server script interface, for sending commands and fetching data.
• Log cleanup and rotation.
• Prerequisites checker and installer.