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47 lines
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# File installing
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## Install actions
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### move
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args:
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- `[location]`
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`move` moves the file to the given location.
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### extract
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args:
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- `[location]`
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`extract` can be used with zip files, to extract the contents of the zip file
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to the given location.
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### rename
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args:
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- `[new name]`
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`rename` renames the file to the new given filename.
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### inject
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`inject` can be used with zip or jar files, to inject the contents of that file
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into the server launch jar on server side or into the client jar on client side.
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In contrast to libraries, `inject` will not add just that file to the classpath, but
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will also overwrite classes, which are already contained in the game jar, if they
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are also in injected file.
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## Locations
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Locations are specified as a relative path from the Minecraft directory to which the file will be installed.
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For example `./mods` would point to the mods directory of the Minecraft instance.
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## Directories
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If the file is a directory, then it is treated like a zip file, which means, that you can move and
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rename it like a normal file, but also use the `extract` install action to move all contents of the directory
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to the specified location.
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