Pacmine
Pacmine makes use of various icons/glyphs from the NerdFonts collection, so any patched fonts are highly recommended. I personally use Fira Code, but you've got options. Full-color terminals are also recommended -- Windows users can use the new terminal.
Installation
pipx (Recommended)
pipx install pacmine
Python
python -m pip install --user pacmine
Make sure to add pacmine to your path if user/pipx scripts aren't already.
Usage
Each command should be prefaced with pacmine. Arguments are shown as {argument_name}. Arguments with ellipses like {mods...} indicate a variable (≥ 1) number of arguments.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
add {slugs...} |
Adds 1 or more mods to the local repository, specified by their slugs. Mods cannot be installed multiple times. If you don't know the slug(s), use search first. |
remove {slugs...} |
Removes 1 or more mods from the local repository, specified by their slugs. Mods cannot be removed multiple times, nor removed if they are not installed. If you don't know the slug(s), use list first. |
update |
Checks for and installs any updates to currently installed mods. |
search {search_term} |
Searches remote repositories and lists any matches to {search_term}. |
list |
Lists locally installed mods. |
dump |
Dumps a string of slugs for all locally installed mods. Useful with add for migrating your mods to another location. |
new {version} {modloader} |
Creates a repository in the current directory for version {version} using the {modloader} mod loader. It does this with a file called mods.pkl, which you shouldn't rename or delete. |
info |
Prints information about pacmine and the local repository, if it exists. |
Try to avoid deleting files manually from directories managed by pacmine, if possible — pacmine doesn't watch directories to see changes, so it'll become out of sync.
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