Minecraft Resourcepack Scaffolder

This tool allows you to easily scaffold (creating the initial file directories) and
later manage & develop your resource pack.

Usage & Explanations

Install with : npm install mcrscaffolder.

Execute npx mcrs --help to see help options.

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After you first create a new project or open an existing one,

you will be presented with several options in the main menu.

| Name | Description |
|---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| New Item | Downloads & adds the textures used for a given block into the project |
| New Block | Downloads & adds the textures used for a given block into the project |
| New Texture | Downloads & adds a new texture into the project. |
| New Shader | (1.17+) Downloads & adds the shader files for a given shader |
| Watch & Sync | (in development) Watches the project files for changes and sync them to the minecraft resource pack folder.
Hence you only need to reload (and equip) the resource pack (F3+T) to see the changes. |
| Settings | For development and other stuff |
| Exit (Ctrl+C) | Exits the program |

The New Item & New Block options exists as New Texture only adds a single texture whereas
New Item & New Block may add multiple textures if needed for the specific block/item

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This project relies on data provided by https://github.com/misode/mcmeta repository

Planned features

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Creates the necessary file structure needed for the resourcepack.

It will dynamically create file structure as needed for the various types of resources.

For example:
When you want to create , for example, lets say a diamond sword texture, you do something like:

``
// Insert mcrs cli here

> create item
``

And then it will create the files (and parent folders) needed for the diamond sword texture

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When changes are made, it copies them from your development folder and into minecraft's resourcepacks folder.
This allows you to:

1. Develop your resourcepack in another file location.
2. Not manually copy files back and forth. You only need to reload the resourcepack in minecraft ( with F3 + T )