packwiz
A command line tool for creating Minecraft modpacks
Options
--cache string The directory where packwiz will cache downloaded mods (default "/opt/buildhome/.cache/packwiz/cache")
--config string The config file to use (default "/opt/buildhome/.config/packwiz/.packwiz.toml")
-h, --help help for packwiz
--meta-folder string The folder in which new metadata files will be added, defaulting to a folder based on the category (mods, resourcepacks, etc; if the category is unknown the current directory is used)
--meta-folder-base string The base folder from which meta-folder will be resolved, defaulting to the current directory (so you can put all mods/etc in a subfolder while still using the default behaviour) (default ".")
--pack-file string The modpack metadata file to use (default "pack.toml")
-y, --yes Accept all prompts with the default or "yes" option (non-interactive mode) - may pick unwanted options in search results
SEE ALSO
- packwiz completion - Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
- packwiz curseforge - Manage curseforge-based mods
- packwiz init - Initialise a packwiz modpack
- packwiz list - List all the mods in the modpack
- packwiz migrate - Migrate your Minecraft and loader versions to newer versions.
- packwiz modrinth - Manage modrinth-based mods
- packwiz pin - Pin a file so it does not get updated automatically
- packwiz refresh - Refresh the index file
- packwiz remove - Remove an external file from the modpack; equivalent to manually removing the file and running packwiz refresh
- packwiz serve - Run a local development server
- packwiz settings - Manage pack settings
- packwiz unpin - Unpin a file so it receives updates
- packwiz update - Update an external file (or all external files) in the modpack
- packwiz url - Add external files from a direct download link, for sites that are not directly supported by packwiz
- packwiz utils - Utilities for managing packwiz itself