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PAX is the solution to modern modpack development for Minecraft, usable both alone and in a team. It supports Forge & Fabric, can be version controlled with git, and one command is all you need in order to upload your pack to Curseforge.

The following features are implemented:

• ⌨️CLI interface for quick actions
• 🔎Search & Install for Curseforge mods
• 📥Updating one mod or the whole modpack, automatically selecting the best available version
• 👁️Mod Information (compability & whether an update is available) at one glance (see above picture ;) )
• 💾Easily diffable files for ease of working with git
• 🤖Continous Integration where you push your project to Github/Gitlab and a runner automatically builds your modpack and uploads it to Curseforge. It's magic, woohoo!

The following features are on the roadmap for the following weeks:

• 🔃Minecraft Development Environment
  • Sync file changes between your project and your minecraft launcher, so you don't have to import your modpack every time you make a change.

The newest version of PAX is availablehere.

Information about how to use PAX is available on thewiki, which contains:

• AQuickstart guide if you want to get up and running quickly
• AGetting Started page for users that want to go more in-depth.

You'll need:

• Nim
• A C compiler (depending on your operating system, one might be already installed)

Clone andcd into the repository - and you're good to go!
Runnimble build to build the application for development, or runnimble build -d:release to create an optimized release build.
Execute the program with./pax (on Linux) orpax.exe (on Windows).

PAX is licensed under theMIT License.