modiom

modiom is a command line tool for mod.io to search, download and update mods for games without builtin support.

1. Building
2. Installation
3. Usage
   1. modiom login
   2. modiom search
   3. modiom info
   4. modiom subs
      1. modiom subs list
      2. modiom subs add
      3. modiom subs rm
   5. modiom download
   6. modiom upload
4. Manifest format

Building

modiom is written in Rust, so you'll need to grab a Rust installation in order to compile it. Building is easy:

$ git clone https://github.com/nickelc/modiom.git
$ cd modiom
$ cargo build --release
$ ./target/release/modiom --version
modiom 0.3.0

Installation

Cargo

$ git clone https://github.com/nickelc/modiom.git
$ cargo install --path modiom

Usage

modiom login

$ modiom login --help
Usage: modiom login [OPTIONS] [api-key] [token]

Arguments:
  [api-key]
  [token]

Options:
      --test-env  Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help      Print help information

modiom search

$ modiom search --help
Search game or mods.

Usage: modiom search [OPTIONS] [FULLTEXT]

Arguments:
  [FULLTEXT]

Options:
      --game-id <ID>     When specified, modiom will search for mods of the game.
      --id <ID>          Specify the id of the game or mod.
      --name <VALUE>
      --name-id <VALUE>
      --expr <EXPR>
      --test-env         Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help             Print help information

modiom info

$ modiom info --help
Show information of mods

Usage: modiom info [OPTIONS] <GAME> <MOD>

Arguments:
  <GAME>  Unique id of a game.
  <MOD>   Unique id of a mod.

Options:
      --files     List all files.
      --stats     Show the statistics.
      --test-env  Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help      Print help information

modiom subscriptions

$ modiom subs --help
Show information of subscriptions

Usage: modiom subscriptions [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

Commands:
  list
  add
  remove
  help    Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
      --test-env  Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help      Print help information

modiom subscriptions list

$ modiom subs list --help
Usage: modiom subscriptions list [OPTIONS]

Options:
      --game-id <ID>  Unique id of a game.
      --test-env      Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help          Print help information

modiom subscriptions add

$ modiom subs add --help
Usage: modiom subscriptions add [OPTIONS] <GAME> <MOD>

Arguments:
  <GAME>  Unique id of a game.
  <MOD>   Unique id of a mod.

Options:
      --test-env  Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help      Print help information

modiom subscriptions remove

$ modiom subs rm --help
Usage: modiom subscriptions remove [OPTIONS] <GAME> <MOD>

Arguments:
  <GAME>  Unique id of a game.
  <MOD>   Unique id of a mod.

Options:
      --test-env  Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help      Print help information

modiom download

$ modiom download --help
Download mod files

Usage: modiom download [OPTIONS] --game-id <ID> --mod-id <ID> [DEST]

Arguments:
  [DEST]  Save files to DEST

Options:
      --game-id <ID>  Specify a game id
      --mod-id <ID>   Specify a mod id
      --test-env      Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help          Print help information

modiom upload

$ modiom upload --help
Upload new files

Usage: modiom upload [OPTIONS] <GAME> <MOD> <FILE>

Arguments:
  <GAME>  Unique id of the game.
  <MOD>   Unique id of the mod.
  <FILE>  Zip file to upload.

Options:
      --filename <NAME>        Overwrite the filename.
      --version <VERSION>      Version of this file release.
      --changelog <CHANGELOG>  Changelog of this release.
      --not-active             The uploaded file will not be labeled as current release.
      --metadata-blob <BLOB>
      --checksum               Calculate the checksum before uploading.
      --test-env               Use the mod.io test environment
  -h, --help                   Print help information

The Modio Manifest Format

The Modio.toml file

The [game] section

[game]
# id = (int|string)
id = "gametwo" # the name_id of the game or alternative its id

The with-dependencies field (optional)

This field specifies globally whether dependencies of mods are downloaded. If you don't specify the field, it will default to false.

[game]
# ...
with-dependencies = true

Specifying mods

[mods]
mod1 = 1
mod2 = "mod-two"
mod3 = { id = "mod-three" }

[mods.mod4]
id = 4
with-dependencies = true

The with-dependencies field (optional)

This field specifies whether dependencies of the mod are downloaded and overrides the global setting. If you don't specify the field, it will default to false.

The file field (optional)

This field specifies the downloaded file id.

[mods.mod1]
id = "mod-one"
file = 34

The version field (optional)

This field specifies the downloaded version.

[mods.mod1]
id = "mod-one"
version = "1.2"