A command line or GUI tool for handling QuickMod files

• Qt
• CMake
• Make
• A C++11 compiler (tested with GCC)
• The source (git clone https://github.com/02JanDal/QuickModGenerator.git

These are for linux, should be somewhat similar on other operating systems.

In the directory of the source:

mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

QuickModGenerator <command> <options> <files>

Generally, if you don't specify any files, all QuickMod files in the current directory will be used.

Commands can be one of:

• create-index - (Re)creates the index.json file using the QuickMod files given
  • --base <URL> Can be used to override the default baseUrl of http://localhost/quickmod/
• dump - Takes one QuickMod file and gives you it's contents in a human-readable format
• fixup - This will go through all QuickMod files specified and ask you about missing fields. Fields can be left blank.
  • --no-checksums Don't ask for checksums. Usable if you have a huge amount of versions in some QuickMod files and don't want to be asked for all checksums
  • --browser If this flag is given a browser will be opened with the website URL of the current QuickMod.
• format - This will format all QuickMod files given
• verify - Verifies all QuickMod files given against the spec
• graph - Generates a graph of QuickMod dependencies. Use dot to get an image, QuickModGenerator graph | dot -Tpng -o graph.png
• setup - QuickModGenerator setup <options> <name>, creates a new QuickMod file using the given name.
  • --nem <NEMNAME> The name of the QuickMod as used by NEM
  • --curse <CURSEID> The id as of the QuickMod as used by Curse. http://www.curse.com/mc-mods/minecraft/<CURSEID>
  • --server <SERVER> The URL that will be prepended to the update URL.
• update - This command will check for new versions of QuickMods, fetch metadata etc. It will also download mod files (opening a browser if needed) to generate checksums and look for modids.
  • --no-network Don't check for new updates

QuickModGenerator gui to start

Basically the same functionallity, but wrapped into a GUI, some differences:

• The files selected to the left are the files given to the command
• The graph button will take care of rendering aswell, but you'll need to have dot installed and in your path
• The fixup command will bring up a table of all QuickMods. You can change stuff here and then click save.