DModule/CommandLine
From DevDracoBlue
Since DModule 0.13, we have a powerful Commandline-Interface for managing projects for DModule.
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Project
Creating Projects
dmodule project create myproject
This command will create a new project called myproject.
Listing used Modules
The following example lists all modules referenced in the settings for the project myproject.
dmodule project modules myproject list
Example output:
Used modules in 'myproject' [ok] player (modules.c) [ok] sfteamspwn (modules)
This also displays which module is loaded from which module-directory.
If there are modules, which are not possible to be found the dmodule will display following message:
[--] myproject2
Add/Del Modules from project
If you want to remove a specific module from a project or add a new one, you can use the following command.
dmodule project module myproject add infotext
This one will add the infotext module to the project myproject. After that, a short report - like in list - will display the used modules. To remove a module use the following command.
dmodule project module myproject del infotext
You can remove/add multiple modules at once by using '" surround a whitspace delimited list.
dmodule project module myproject del "infotext cheat"
Listing Server Variables
Following command will list all server variables for the project myproject.
dmodule project var myproject
Output will be something like the following:
Server variables for 'myproject' weburl = www.DracoBlue.net hostname = My Project Server port = 2085 announce = 1 lanmode = 0 mapname = San Andreas rcon_password = unsecurepassesrule maxplayers = 111
Setting Server Variables
If you want to set a specific server variable for a project, you can do that with the following command.
dmodule project var myproject mapname "San Andreas"
That one sets the mapname-server.cfg variable for the project myproject to the value San Andreas. The "-Characters are important to delimit the string correctly.
