Flow Updater JSON Creator

• flowupdater-json-creator

  1 2 7.8 Rust

  Create JSON file compatibles with Flow Updater from command line.

I've only mentioned the most significant elements present in the source code.

• flow-updater-json-creator

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git clone https://github.com/zuygui/flow-updater-json-creator.git

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• FlowUpdater

  1 90 6.2 Java

  The free and open source solution to update Minecraft.

While discussing and assisting people on the Support Launcher Discord server, a discord server for helping people to make customs Minecraft launchers, I realized that creating JSON files compatible with Flow Updater was time-consuming and tedious. This led me to the idea of developing a command-line tool to replace the existing desktop application.

• FlowUpdaterJsonCreator

  1 11 10.0 Java

  A JavaFX Application to generate a json for FlowUpdater -> https://github.com/FlowArg/FlowUpdater

While discussing and assisting people on the Support Launcher Discord server, a discord server for helping people to make customs Minecraft launchers, I realized that creating JSON files compatible with Flow Updater was time-consuming and tedious. This led me to the idea of developing a command-line tool to replace the existing desktop application.

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• json

  41 4,537 8.8 Rust

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• flowupdater

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With Bricklou, we have decided to refactor all the code of the app for a better readability and a better maintainability. The first version of code are always available at the old branch. The new version of the code is available at the master branch. I've migrated all the backend code to the backend in a rust crate called fujc_api for a better integration to the (future) GUI app and CLI. Why have two backend when we can have one ? For install the crate, you can use the following command :

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