@crutchcorn/pack-mmip
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Automatic packer for MediaMonkey Extension (MMIP) files. Run npm install, and Add this folder to your system PATH, then you can run pack-mmip and pack-zip.
Automatic packer for MediaMonkey Extension (MMIP) files. Requires Node.js and NPM.
npm installpack-mmip.pack-mmip (path to directory) (path to packed extension OR just its name) (options)
OPTIONS:
-y --Yes Automatically answer "yes" to prompts
-o --OpenAfterComplete Open file (Install to MediaMonkey) after complete
-s --ShowAfterComplete Show in folder after complete
Examples:
# Packs C:/projects/MyPackage into C:/projects/MyPackage.mmip
pack-mmip C:/projects/MyPackage C:/projects/MyPackage.mmip
# Does the same as above, but with relative paths instead of absolute paths
# If you do not add a .mmip file extension, it will do it for you.
cd C:/projects/MyPackage
pack-mmip ./ ../MyPackage
# The -s argument will open a file explorer window containing the newly packed file.
pack-mmip ./ ../MyPackage -s
# The -o argument will attempt to run the file, causing MediaMonkey to install it.
pack-mmip ./ ../MyPackage -o
FAQs
Automatic packer for MediaMonkey Extension (MMIP) files. Run npm install, and Add this folder to your system PATH, then you can run pack-mmip and pack-zip.
We found that @crutchcorn/pack-mmip demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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