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Factorio Mod Manager
fmm is a basic CLI Factorio mod manager. Is is completely portable and runs on all major platforms.
Getting started
Installing
Download the binary for your system from the releases page and place it on your PATH.
Coming soon: an AUR package.
Building
Requires Rust nightly.
git clone https://github.com/raiguard/fmm & cd fmm cargo build
Installing to PATH
You can build fmm from source and install it on your PATH like this:
cargo install --locked --force --path .
Or just run this without cloning the repository:
cargo install fmm
Usage
fmm --enable space-exploration
See fmm --help for all subcommands.
Features
- List all mods in the mods directory
- Enable mods and their dependencies
- Disable mods
- Enable or disable all mods at once
- Enable pre-defined sets of mods
- Sync enabled mods with a save file
- Download mods from the portal
- Remove mods from your mods directory
Configuration
fmm accepts a --config flag with a path to a toml configuration file. If --config is not provided, fmm will look for this file in the following location:
| Platform | Path |
|---|---|
| Linux | /home/rai/.config/fmm/fmm.toml |
| macOS | /Users/Rai/Library/Application Support/fmm/fmm.toml |
| Windows | C:\Users\Rai\AppData\Roaming\fmm\fmm.toml |
Values passed as flags will override those in the config file.
Roadmap
Roughly in this order:
- Sync with
mod-list.json - Local config
- Automatically publish to AUR
- Create new mod
- Package mod
- Datestamp and increment mod version
- Download mods
- Upload mods
1# Factorio Mod Manager 2 3`fmm` is a basic CLI Factorio mod manager. Is is completely portable and runs on all major platforms. 4 5## Getting started 6 7## Installing 8 9Download the binary for your system from the [releases](https://github.com/raiguard/fmm/releases) page and place it on your `PATH`. 10 11Coming soon: an AUR package. 12 13## Building 14 15Requires [Rust](https://rust-lang.org) nightly. 16 17``` 18git clone https://github.com/raiguard/fmm & cd fmm 19cargo build 20``` 21 22### Installing to `PATH` 23 24You can build `fmm` from source and install it on your `PATH` like this: 25 26``` 27cargo install --locked --force --path . 28``` 29 30Or just run this without cloning the repository: 31 32``` 33cargo install fmm 34``` 35 36## Usage 37 38``` 39fmm --enable space-exploration 40``` 41 42See `fmm --help` for all subcommands. 43 44## Features 45 46- List all mods in the mods directory 47- Enable mods and their dependencies 48- Disable mods 49- Enable or disable all mods at once 50- Enable pre-defined sets of mods 51- Sync enabled mods with a save file 52- Download mods from the portal 53- Remove mods from your mods directory 54 55## Configuration 56 57`fmm` accepts a `--config` flag with a path to a [`toml`](https://toml.io/en/) configuration file. If `--config` is not provided, `fmm` will look for this file in the following location: 58 59| Platform | Path | 60| -------- | --------------------------------------------------- | 61| Linux | /home/rai/.config/fmm/fmm.toml | 62| macOS | /Users/Rai/Library/Application Support/fmm/fmm.toml | 63| Windows | C:\Users\Rai\AppData\Roaming\fmm\fmm.toml | 64 65Values passed as flags will override those in the config file. 66 67[EXAMPLE CONFIGURATION](./fmm.toml) 68 69## Roadmap 70 71Roughly in this order: 72 73- Sync with `mod-list.json` 74- Local config 75- Automatically publish to AUR 76- Create new mod 77- Package mod 78- Datestamp and increment mod version 79- Download mods 80- Upload mods