A small CLI that allows you to install and run modpacks from CurseForge, as servers!
cf-mc-server Installs a CurseForge Modpack as a server as far as it can. Example: cf-mc-server 477455 3295539 "c:\mc-server" -- Installs the modpack "Too Many Projects", into the "mc-server" folder in the C-drive Usage: cf-mc-server [options] [<projectid> <fileid> <server-path> [<java-arguments>]] [command] Arguments: <projectid> Sets the project id / modpack id to use <fileid> Sets the file id to use <server-path> Sets the server path, where to install the modpack server <java-arguments> Sets the java arguments to be used when launching the Minecraft server Options: -pid, --projectid <projectid> Sets the project id / modpack id to use -fid, --fileid <fileid> Sets the file id to use -sp, --server-path <server-path> Sets the server path, where to install the modpack server -ja, --java-args <java-args> Sets the java arguments to be used when launching the Minecraft server -start, --start-server Makes the server start when it's done installing the server and modpack --version Show version information -?, -h, --help Show help and usage information Commands: interactive The interactive mode lets you search and select what modpack you want to use. This will search for modpacks from CurseForge. Works on Linux and Windows for now.
Example commands:
cf-mc-server interactive Launches the interactive mode, where you can search for modpacks, select where to install the server and so on.
cf-mc-server 477455 3295539 "c:\mc-server" Installs the modpack "Too Many Projects", into the "mc-server" folder in the C-drive