Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: enderchest
Version: 0.1.0rc6
Summary: syncing and linking for all your Minecraft instances
Home-page: https://github.com/OpenBagTwo/EnderChest
Author: Gili "OpenBagTwo" Barlev
License: GPL v3
Requires-Python: >=3.10
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
Provides-Extra: test
License-File: LICENSE

# EnderChest

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A system for managing your minecraft installations across instances and
installations

## In a Nutshell

EnderChest is a command-line utility for selectively sharing Minecraft assets
(configurations, mods, worlds, etc.)...

1. ...across different computers
1. ...across different instances on the same computer
1. ...across server and client installations

## Installation

EnderChest is written for **Python 3.10 or greater,** but should otherwise
run on any architecture or operating system.

The latest release can be installed from PyPI via `pip`:

```bash
$ python -m pip install --user enderchest
```

Full installation instructions can be found on
[GitHub Pages](https://openbagtwo.github.io/EnderChest/dev/installation).

## Usage

EnderChest is a command-line utility. With your `enderchest` virtual
environment activated, run the following command to get an overview of the
available actions:

```bash
$ enderchest --help
```

and use:

```bash
$ enderchest <verb> --help
```
(_e.g._ `enderchest place --help`)

for further details on running each of those commands.

Full documentation, including tutorials, examples and full CLI docs, can be
found on [GitHub Pages](https://openbagtwo.github.io/EnderChest/).

### Quick-Start Guide

To get started, navigate your terminal to the directory where you'd like to
store your EnderChest. Then run:

```bash
$ enderchest craft
```

which will take you through a guided setup.

Once your EnderChest is set up (and you've hopefully registered a few instances),
run

```bash
$ enderchest craft shulker_box <name>
```

for a guided setup of your first shulker box.
Run this command again (with  a different name) to create a new shulker box.

Now move whatever Minecraft assets (mods, configs, worlds) you want into that
shulker box and run:

```bash
$ enderchest place
```

to create symlinks from your registered instance.

If you've set up your EnderChest to sync with other remote installations, you
can push your local changes by running:

```bash
$ enderchest close
```

To pull in any changes from other installations, run:
```bash
$ enderchest open
```

and then

```bash
$ enderchest place
```

to update your symlinks.

More detailed usage instructions can be found on
[GitHub Pages](https://openbagtwo.github.io/EnderChest/dev/usage).

## Contributing

If you're interested in helping develop this project, have a look at the
[repo backlog](https://github.com/OpenBagTwo/EnderChest/issues) and then read
through the
[contributor's guide](https://openbagtwo.github.io/EnderChest/dev/contrib).

## License

This project--the executable, source code and all documentation--are published
under the
[GNU Public License v3](https://github.com/OpenBagTwo/EnderChest/blob/dev/LICENSE),
and any contributions to or derivatives of this project _must_ be licensed under
compatible terms.
