Part 1 - Creating your Technic Modpack Server ServerMiner lets you get a Technic server up and running easily with our built-in modpack installer.
The client uses Python and you are more than welcome to tap into the API that is available for use in other applications.In this tutorial we will show you how to set up your own modpack server with any modpack available on Technic. This is just a path to a directory.Īll of the commands take an optional `-config ` flag that allows you to give a different configuration file. You can change the location of your mod cache by setting the `cache` key in the configuration file. The configuration file is JSON formatted. This file is by default located in your user home directory as a file named `.solderrc`. You can use a configuration file to change a bit of how the solder client works. This flag does nothing if the directories don't exist. If the `-upgrade` flag is given then the bin, config, and mods directory are cleaned (deleted) before downloading the modpack. If you give the `-dir` flag you can set a specific directory to download to. If you do that then the latest build is downloaded. If you don't give that the recommended build for the mod is chosen unless you also give the `-latest` flag.
This command downloads a build of the modpack. This command gives you the information on a particular build of a modpack. This allows you to work with modpack builds. The `modpack_slug` parameter is a URL friendly short name for the modpack. This command gives some information about the modpack.
This command lists off all the public modpacks that are available on the Solder server. There are a few commands available for modpacks. The `mod_slug` paramter is a URL friendly short name for the mod. Used to verify that your API key is valid. You can get this information with the info command. Some times you just need to know some basic information about the Solder Server. This is denoted by the `solder_url` parameter. All commands take a URL to the Solder server.
Versions are also hosted on PyPi so feel free to use this instead: Pip install /path/to/technic-solder-client To install clone the repository and use the following command: Installation requires pip installed as well as Python 2.7 or greater.
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