Yet another rewrite underway. Details here: forum #19276

I got it to compile and work fine on mac btw

Sleeves (About compiling for macOS) I'll give it a try

Also: you may notice that modpack downloads are a little slow. This is because the process is currently synchronous, meaning only one download occurs at a time. I intend to change that in time for 0.4.0, along with the long-overdue inclusion of dependency management as requested by Hoodoo earlier in this thread.

MrFastZombie Thank you :-] I quite enjoyed making the thumbnail.

UPDATE ON MAC SUPPORT:

I still can't seem to compile for MacOS. If any mac users are willing to download the source code and compile it themselves, I would be more than happy to include it, but I myself don't have access to such a device.

I like seeing the icon for this, the blob creature is cute

jayu Having just spent over an hour trying to get octatonic to compile for MacOS, I can confidently say that Nim (the language used) is stupid. Or I'm stupid. Probably both. As such, this is now tomorrow me's problem.

Does this work on mac by any chance 🥺

I forgot to update the README version... dang it. I need to make a checklist for release chores.

Anyway, list is now useful; it reads modinfo.json files from within your zipped mods and nicely prints the data. In the distant future I'd love to have user-defined formatting for these sorts of commands, like GNU's date command. For now, the list operation prints modid, name, version, and author in that order. I decided to interpret the "authors" field (in place of "author") as "Various" rather than scale the table to include every name. Sorry about that, mod teams! Everything is also still monochrome, so if your dream is to list your mods in glorious colorvision, you're going to have to submit a PR wait a bit.

Enjoy! :-]

Hoodoo Great idea! I'm about to overhaul the error handling in the underlying library but I'll add that to the list of to-dos for the next version :-]

You are my hero. Thank you so much for this mod, it's such a chore clicking through all the mods after each update, and it'll make my life so much easier! I'm just going through the list removing every line I don't remember I played with, it's so much more comfortable.

If you're looking for challenge/interesting ideas, think about adding dependency resolution (not a feature request, it's such a massive improvement to have a cli tool, but if you take it as practice it's an interesting problem).

I had to set up a virtual machine to do it, but the files tab now contains a windows build which Works On My Machine (tm)

Windows build coming as soon as I can figure out how to compile one that works :-]