A multiplatform modpack manager for Minecraft: Java Edition.
With Pakku, you can create modpacks for CurseForge, Modrinth or both simultaneously.
Modpack development with the split of mod hosting platforms has become significantly harder. Pakku addresses this problem and tries to be as helpful as possible when developing a multiplatform modpack.
When adding a mod, resource pack or shader (further referred to as "Project") to your modpack, Pakku has a robust way to find it across both platforms. And even If this fails, you can specify the project slug, ID, or version manually.
Pakku is multithreaded to ensure everything is done as quickly as possible.
Pakku is also efficient with its HTTP requests, reducing them to a minimum. This ensures that data is sent quicker back to you and that you do not get rate-limited by adding or updating too many projects at once.
Pakku utilises a design used by many well-known package managers like npm or Cargo, which consists of two files, the config file and the lock file.
This allows you to fine-tune your modpack, while still being up-to-date. If any data retrieved from the platforms does not suit your requirements, you can simply override it in the config file.
Visit the Documentation for installation instructions and a comprehensive guide on how to use it.
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Install Pakku using Scoop for Windows
scoop install https://juraj-hrivnak.github.io/Pakku/install/pakku.json -
Install Pakku using Brew for macOS (or Linux)
brew install juraj-hrivnak/pakku/pakku
pakku [<options>] <command> [<args>]...
To build Pakku for the JVM, run the gradlew jvmJar.
Licensed under the EUPL-1.2-or-later