mcpm

README

mcpm – Minecraft Package Manager

mcpm is a package manager that lets you manage mods, saves and resource packs. It's written in Go.

This repository IS NOT related to mcpm/mcpm.

How does this work?

mcpm uses Curse CDN to gather information about everything Minecraft-related. So everything downloadable in Curse is also available in mcpm.

Package name comes from its curse.com URL. For example: /mc-mods/minecraft/tinkers-construct

Installation (requires to compile)

Check Releases for downloads

To get the latest build, get Go and type this command:

go get github.com/Szewek/mcpm

Make sure you have set GOPATH/bin in PATH environment variable.

Only in 0.1.0, for first time you have to update database.

mcpm update

Version 0.2.0 does this automatically.

Use examples

Command	Status	Description
mcpm get tinkers-construct	Working	Downloads the newest version of Tinkers' Construct and puts in "mods" folder where this command was executed
mcpm get tinkers-construct -for 1.7.10	Not implemented	Downloads the latest version of that mod for Minecraft 1.7.10
mcpm get tinkers-construct -d	Not implemented	Only downloads that mod (does not put into subfolder)
mcpm search Tinkers	Working	Searches database for packages containing word "Tinkers" in package name, title and description
mcpm update	Working	Updates database
mcpm forge	Not implemented	Installs Minecraft Forge (recommended version)
mcpm forge --latest	Not implemented	Installs the latest version of Minecraft Forge
mcpm authors	Not implemented	Shows a list of all mcpm contributors
mcpm authors tinkers-construct	Not implemented	Shows mod authors
mcpm make-server	Not implemented	Downloads and installs Minecraft server instance (with Forge)
mcpm list	Not implemented	Lists all package names
mcpm info xyz	Working	Displays information about package "xyz"

Contributing

You can submit bugs and requests. You are also allowed to modify this source code (fork it first, then create pull request).

To do

• Caching database
• Getting package by unique name
• Getting package for appropriate version of Minecraft
• Unpacking modpacks
• Creating modpacks
• Creating server and client instances
• Getting mods' source code