cursetool-rs

Basic cursetool reimplementation in Rust, using the unofficial Curse API

• Creates YAML files with pinned versions from a Curse manifest file
• Generates a Nix mod Description from a YAML manifest

Getting Started (assuming Nix is installed)

If you have direnv and lorri set up, you can run direnv allow once to set up your environment whenever you enter the directory. Otherwise, use nix-shell.

You need to be running Nix with flakes enabled.

Create a Curse API key at CFCore and store it in a file named APIKEY.

Development

Run nix develop, then use Rust / cargo as normal.

Use nix flake update to update non-Rust dependencies, and cargo update for Rust dependencies. You will need to update the cargoSha256 in flake.nix after doing the latter.

Usage

Run nix run <path-to-this-dir> <mode> <input> <output>

E.g, nix run cursetool-rs yaml manifest/e30.yml manifest/e30.nix.

USAGE:
    cursetool-rs <mode> <input> <output>

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -V, --version    Prints version information

ARGS:
    <mode>
            Whether to convert Curse manifest files to yaml, or yaml to nix. [possible values: curse, yaml]

    <input>
            Path to input file.
            Should be a json file in curse mode,
            and a yaml file in yaml mode
    <output>
            Path to output file.
            Will dump yaml data in curse mode,
            and nix data in yaml mode.