mspm 2.0.0

A command-line package manager for Minecraft server plugins.

MSPM: Minecraft Package Manager

MSPM is a command-line utility designed to automate the resolution, installation, and management of Minecraft server plugins. It retrieves packages from multiple popular upstream repositories, verifies software compatibility constraints, and downloads updates directly to the target environment.

Features

• Resolution across multiple platforms: Modrinth, Hangar, SpigotMC, and Bukkit.
• Support for direct URLs and GitHub releases.
• Automated compatibility verification based on server platform and target Minecraft version.
• Concurrency control for browser-based download flows requiring Cloudflare verification.
• Structured lockfiles (mspm.toml.lock) ensuring repeatable environments.

Installation

To install the package directly from PyPI, run:

pip install mspm

pip install selenium webdriver-manager

Configuration

When run for the first time, MSPM generates a template configuration file named mspm.toml in your working directory. You can edit this file to match your server environment:

[server]
version = "1.20.4"
platform = "PAPER"
plugins_dir = "./plugins"
jar_name = "server.jar"

[dependencies]
# Your managed plugins will be added here

Command Usage

Search for Plugins

To search for a plugin across all indexed upstream repositories:

mspm search EssentialsX

Add a Plugin

To register and download a plugin, add it by name:

mspm add EssentialsX

To specify a target source or version manually:

mspm add Vault --source modrinth --version 1.7.3

Install Configured Dependencies

To install all plugins registered inside mspm.toml that are missing or require installation:

mspm install

Update Managed Plugins

To query upstreams for new releases matching your server version and update existing files:

mspm update

Remove Plugins

To delete a plugin and its tracked files from both configuration and server directory:

mspm remove EssentialsX

General Arguments

• --yes, -y: Bypass confirmation prompts.
• --allow-untested: Force installation of components marked as incompatible.
• --debug: Run with verbose diagnostic output.

License

This software is released under the MIT License.