- Download your OS executable from the latest release.
- Add it to your PATH variable.
You can either directly download version jar files, or use the built-in state.
To directly download, use minldr download [version] [desktop | server] [file], or the shorthand minldr d [version] [d | s] [file]. For example,
minldr d v140.4 d ~/Downloads/v140.4-desktop.jar
To use the state, use minldr install [version] [desktop | server], or the similar shorthand, minldr i [version] [d | s]. For example,
minldr i v140.4 d
Similarly to above, you can choose whether to use the state.
To use it, call minldr run [version] [desktop | server] [directory], or the corresponding shorthand.
To not use it, call minldr execute [jar] [directory], or the corresponding shorthand.
For additional clarification, [directory] is the run directory, for either the desktop or server version.
To see either available or installed versions, use minldr list [available | installed], or minldr l [a | i].
To see the help pages, either simply call minldr for all of them, or minldr [command] for a specific command.
Inserted for convenient access.
usage: minldr [command]
commands:
(l)ist [(a)vailable | (i)nstalled]
:: lists versions either available for download or installed
(d)ownload [version] [(d)esktop | (s)erver] [file]
:: downloads [version] of platform [desktop | server] to [file]
(i)nstall [version] [(d)esktop | (s)erver]
:: essentially [download], but is tracked by minldr
(u)ninstall [version] [(d)esktop | (s)erver]
:: deletes [platform] for [version]
(e)xecute [jar] [directory]
:: runs the Mindustry [jar] in [directory]
(r)un [version] [(d)esktop | (s)erver] [directory]
:: runs [platform] of [version] in [directory]
minldr version v0.3.1