Firestone is an application runs scripts that mostly used for patching/modifying assets or configurations in a modpack.
For example, you hold a server running GT: New Horizons with something you added. Whenever you upgrade your server, you need to re-do all the things you did before, which can be very annoying. And Firestone can help you with that. You can write a script to do all the things you want, and run it with Firestone.
- Download a distribution pack from releases.
- Extract it to the folder (such as
.minecraft, it depends on how you describe the paths in your script). - run command like
./firestone the-script.kts [optional-arguments], details listed below.
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| the-script.kts | The script file you want to run. It also support URLs with url: prefix, like url:http://example.com/example.kts. |
--allow-remote-script |
Allow directly run the remote downloaded scripts. Be aware, it can be malicious! |
Firestone uses Kotlin as the scripting language. Standard library is fully supported, which you can achieve almost everything you want. But for convenience, Firestone Core provides some useful objects and functions for modifying specific files.
Modifiers are used to modify the text files, including Json, plain text, etc.
You can read source code for more information. (There should be a more detailed documentation in the future.)
Firestone is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE for more information.