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h5-cryptum-markup-parser
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Markup Parser converts .bin markup files to JSON. These markups are used in Halo 5 by the game mode options system to list and define allowed settings for a selected game base variant.
Once converted, each value for each setting is human-readable and may be used in game variant blob files to inject non-supported ones. Examples: No Weapon Start, Extended Motion Sensor (91m), Weapons Damage Disabled, and many others. Right, mod is the word.
Everything you need might be found on the content-hacs API. Few examples: Slayer Markup (EN), Capture The Flag Markup (EN), and Strongholds Markup (FR).
ES6:
import MarkupParser from 'h5-cryptum-markup-parser'
MarkupParser
.setFilePath('path/markup_file.bin')
.setOutputFolder('path/output') // Not mandatory
.setFileEncoding('utf-8') // Not mandatory
.readFile((err, result) => console.log(err, result));
ES5:
var MarkupParser = require('h5-cryptum-markup-parser').default;
MarkupParser
.setFilePath('path/markup_file.bin')
.setOutputFolder('path/output') // Not mandatory
.setFileEncoding('utf-8') // Not mandatory
.readFile(function(err, result) {
return console.log(err, result);
});
Feel free to open a pull request on GitHub!
MIT
FAQs
Convert .bin markup files to JSON
We found that h5-cryptum-markup-parser 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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