Mapack (Minecraft Map Packer)
Config-driven CLI tool to build and export Minecraft map artifacts from a JSON/JSONC config file.
Usage
mapack <config.jsonc>
Documentation
To Be Written. (Soon™)
Roadmap
(In no particular order, and subject to change)
- Add better error handling and reporting, especially for missing files
- Indicate in logs what export/pipeline is being executed (instead of just the artifact name)
- Add a "validate" command to check config files without building artifacts
- Json Schema for config validation
- Add support for more artifact types and transforms
- Execute a python script as a transform
- Reimplement the v1 features
- Check dimensions validation/removal
- Reimplement the v1 features
- Add a way to select only a file, a list of files, or a subdirectory to export into the output artifact instead of the whole artifact workdir
- Publish artifacts
- GWorkspace
- Atlas
- PMC
- CI/CD
- Plugins!
1 maintainer
Metadata
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