Simple Ruby API letting you handle an instance of Mod Organizer.
Via gem
$ gem install mod_organizer
Via a Gemfile
$ gem 'mod_organizer'
require 'mod_organizer'
mod_organizer = ModOrganizer.new('C:/Program Files/Mod Organizer')
mod_organizer.mod_names.each do |mod_name|
puts "Mod #{mod_name} has #{mod_organizer.mod(mod_name:).plugins.size} plugins"
end
In case your ModOrganizer instance is not installed as portable, then you have to specify the instance name:
mod_organizer = ModOrganizer.new('C:/Program Files/Mod Organizer', instance_name: 'MyInstance')
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
Automated tests are done using rspec.
Do execute them, first install development dependencies:
bundle install
Then execute rspec
bundle exec rspec
Any contribution is welcome:
The BSD License. Please see License File for more information.
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