ragepkg

Multiplatform CLI tool to aid in developing RageMP servers.

Requirements

See package.json for specific versions.

• Node.js
• pnpm

Installation

pnpm install ragepkg

Usage

ragepkg <command> [options]

ensure

Downloads RageMP server binaries into a target directory. Downloaded files are cached under ~/.cache/ragepkg/<platform>/ (by default) and reused on subsequent runs. If a cached file's size differs from the remote, a warning is printed suggesting --force.

Options:

| Flag | Description | Default | |------|-------------|---------| | -d, --dir <directory> | Directory to place server files in | process.cwd() | | -p, --platform <platform> | Target platform: auto, linux, windows | auto | | -f, --force | Skip cache and re-download even if binaries already exist | false | | -c, --cache <directory> | Override the cache directory | ~/.cache/ragepkg/<platform> |

Examples:

# Download server files for the current platform into ./server
ragepkg ensure --dir ./server

# Force re-download for Linux into a specific directory
ragepkg ensure --dir ./server --platform linux --force

clean

Removes RageMP server binaries from a target directory for the given platform.

Options:

| Flag | Description | Default | |------|-------------|---------| | -d, --dir <directory> | Directory containing the server files | process.cwd() | | -p, --platform <platform> | Target platform: auto, linux, windows | auto |

Examples:

# Remove server files for the current platform
ragepkg clean --dir ./server

# Remove Linux server files from a specific directory
ragepkg clean --dir ./server --platform linux

purge

Removes all cached RageMP server files from the cache directory.

Options:

| Flag | Description | Default | |------|-------------|---------| | -c, --cache <directory> | Cache directory to purge | ~/.cache/ragepkg |

Examples:

# Purge the default cache
ragepkg purge

# Purge a custom cache directory
ragepkg purge --cache ./my-cache