Download server binaries quickly and easily for alt:V Servers.
| Usage | Description |
|---|---|
altv-pkg release | Download latest release binaries |
altv-pkg rc | Download latest rc binaries |
altv-pkg dev | Download latest dev binaries |
npm i --save-dev altv-pkg
npx altv-pkg release
Create a .altvpkgrc.json file in your root directory and add the following JSON code.
Note: The loadJSV2Module configuration allows you to include the experimental JavaScript V2 (JSV2) module when downloading binaries. Please be aware that as of the current release, the JSV2 module is exclusively available in the dev branch.
Note: The loadVoiceServer configuration allows you to include external voice server when downloading binaries.
Below you'll find all available options for the .altvpkgrc.json file with their default values:
{
"loadJSModule": true,
"loadBytecodeModule": false,
"loadCSharpModule": false,
"loadJSV2Module": false,
"loadVoiceServer": false
}
FAQs
Install alt:V Binaries Quickly
The npm package altv-pkg receives a total of 393 weekly downloads. As such, altv-pkg popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that altv-pkg demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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