This is here for archival purposes. When new versions are released, it may take a little bit before this table is updated.
-Release notes: Initial release
- -Prebuilt binaries:
- -Source code:
- +This is here for archival purposes. When new versions are released, it may take a little bit before this section is updated.
+This program simplifies creating an advanced Prism Launcher CatPack.
This site hosts documentation on how to use this program. You can navigate using the sidebar.
Other useful links:
Want to help? Great! To get started, follow these steps. This guide assumes you know how to use Git on a basic level.
python -m venv venv, then run venv\\scripts\\activate to activate it.pip install -r requirements.txt.We recommend the following when contributing:
autopep8 via pip install autopep8 to ensure you follow styling.The following page lists releases of this software.
This is here for archival purposes. When new versions are released, it may take a little bit before this table is updated.
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Prebuilt binaries:
Source code:
Using the app should be fairly simple, so hopefully this will be a walk in the park.
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This page details how to run the program from source. If you have no idea what this page is saying, you probably shouldn't follow it.
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After installing dependencies in both the \"App\" and \"Compiling\" categories, you can run pyinstaller script.py to compile. Some additional arguments you might want to use are:
--onefile: Builds into a singular executable file.--name <name>: Sets the executable output's name.--windowed: Prevents CMD from coming up when you launch the executable.You only need to install the dependencies listed in the \"Documentation\" category. After that, you can simply run mkdocs build, which will output a site/ folder that contains the fully built site.
Do NOT attempt to run mkdocs gh-deploy, as it will create a new branch and (attempt to) push it to the remote.
This program simplifies creating an advanced Prism Launcher CatPack.
This site hosts documentation on how to use this program. You can navigate using the sidebar.
Other useful links:
Want to help? Great! To get started, follow these steps. This guide assumes you know how to use Git on a basic level.
python -m venv venv, then run venv\\scripts\\activate to activate it.pip install -r requirements.txt.We recommend the following when contributing:
autopep8 via pip install autopep8 to ensure you follow styling.The following page lists releases of this software.
This is here for archival purposes. When new versions are released, it may take a little bit before this section is updated.
CatPack Crafter v1.0.1 Release page: CatPack Crafter v1.0.1 Release notes: Prism 9.0 catpack format compatibility Tag comparison: v1.0.0 -> v1.0.1 CI run: GitHub Actions Prebuilt binaries:Using the app should be fairly simple, so hopefully this will be a walk in the park.
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This page details how to run the program from source. If you have no idea what this page is saying, you probably shouldn't follow it.
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requirements.txt file for your convenience.python -m venv venv, then using venv\\scripts\\activate.Once you have the \"App\" category of dependencies installed, you can simply run python script.py.
After installing dependencies in both the \"App\" and \"Compiling\" categories, you can run pyinstaller script.py to compile. Some additional arguments you might want to use are:
--onefile: Builds into a singular executable file.--name <name>: Sets the executable output's name.--windowed: Prevents CMD from coming up when you launch the executable.You only need to install the dependencies listed in the \"Documentation\" category. After that, you can simply run mkdocs build, which will output a site/ folder that contains the fully built site.
Do NOT attempt to run mkdocs gh-deploy, as it will create a new branch and (attempt to) push it to the remote.