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@voxelio/deploy

v1.0.10

Published

CLI tool for deploying datapacks to Modrinth and CurseForge

Downloads

21

Readme

@voxelio/deploy

A CLI tool that automates deployment of Minecraft datapacks to Modrinth and CurseForge using GitHub Actions, The CLI will guide you through the setup (first time) or changeset creation (subsequent runs).

Installation

npm install -g @voxelio/deploy

Usage

Navigate to your datapack directory and run:

npx voxset

First Time Setup

The CLI now guides you through creating a default configuration file for your project. It automatically generates:

  • A deploy.yml configuration file at your project root
  • GitHub Actions workflow files integrated into your repository

You need to define in Settings > Secrets and Variables > Actions > Secrets > Repository secrets: CURSEFORGE_TOKEN and MODRINTH_TOKEN.

  • To get CURSEFORGE_TOKEN, go to https://legacy.curseforge.com/account/api-tokens and generate a token.
  • To get MODRINTH_TOKEN, go to https://modrinth.com/settings/pats with "Create Version" permission, which is sufficient.

Subsequent Deployments

After the initial setup, the CLI simply prompts you to create a new version—simple, fast, and efficient. No configuration needed, just deploy.

Mod Packaging

The "package as mod" feature offered by Modrinth is handled by my @voxelio/converter library. Since there may be subtle differences between Modrinth's implementation and mine, please report any discrepancies you encounter so I can refine the converter.

How to use

Like changeset, it works similarly: when a *.md file is published in a commit in the .changeset folder, it triggers the deployment, automatically increments the version, and deletes files in the .changeset folder. The markdown file content will be used on Modrinth and CurseForge. You must specify Minecraft versions with game_versions, the release type version_type (beta or release), and which version number to increment version_bump: patch|minor|major.