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# Concepts
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# Concepts
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- [Installing](install.md)
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- [Installing](install.md)
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- [Flags](flags.md)
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- [Flags](flags.md)
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- [URLs](url.md)
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#Packaging
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- [Packaging](packaging/README.md)
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- [Zip-based Packaging](packaging/zip.md)
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# Addon IDs and Namespaces
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# Packaging
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Packaging is a way to distribute an AddonScript file and associated files together in a single file.
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Currently, the only specified ackaging way is [zip-based packaging](zip.md).
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# Zip Packaging
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With zip packaging, the AddonScript file and the associated files are contained in
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a zip file. The AddonScript file has to be called `addon.json` and can either be placed
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at the root of the zip file or, if there is just one directory in the root of the zip file,
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in this directory. All files and directories inside the zip file can be accessed from AddonScript
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using the [file URL scheme](../url.md). The path from the file URL is relative to the location of
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the AddonScript file.
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### url
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### url
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This is URL, which points to the actual file. The URL can have one of the schemes listed [here](../schemes.md).
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This is an [URL](../url.md), which points to the actual file.
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### install
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### install
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### versions
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### versions
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This is an object, with version numbers as keys and URLs to AddonScript files as values. The AddonScript file which the URL
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This is an object, with version numbers as keys and [URLs](../url.md) to AddonScript files as values. The AddonScript file which the URL
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points to must include the version number, which is the key in the map, and its addon ID must match the addon ID of the AddonScript
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points to must include the version number, which is the key in the map, and its addon ID must match the addon ID of the AddonScript
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file which includes the index object.
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file which includes the index object.
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### addons
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### addons
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This is an object, with addon IDs as keys and URLs to AddonScript files as values. The addon ID of the AddonScript file, to
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This is an object, with addon IDs as keys and [URLs](../url.md) to AddonScript files as values. The addon ID of the AddonScript file, to
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which the URL points, must match the key in the map.
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which the URL points, must match the key in the map.
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# URLs
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AddonScript uses URLs to point to specific files. AddonScript specifies three URL schemes, which can be used
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to point to files.
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## http(s)
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```https://example.com/file.jar```
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This URL scheme is mostly self-explaining. It is jsut a simple http or https URL, which points to
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a file on a http server.
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## mvn
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```mvn://com.example/someartifact/1.0/core.jar```
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This URL scheme is used, to point to a maven artifact. The URL consists of multiple parts.
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In this example `com.example` it the namespace of the artifact, `someartifact` is the artifact ID,
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`1.0` is the version, `core` is an optional specifier and `.jar` is the file ending.
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`mvn://com.example/someartifact/1.0.jar` would also be a valid URL without an optional specifier.
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## file
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```file://relative/path/to/file.jar```
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This URL scheme is a relative path to a file. It can only be used with [packaging](packaging/README.md)
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or in some third-party environments, which are not covered by this specification.
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