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claude-timemachine 8651b076d3 initial: packwiz → simple-mod-sync manifest converter

Reads packwiz pack (pack.toml + index.toml + per-file .pw.toml) and
emits a simple-mod-sync sync_version=3 manifest. Drops server-only
mods, skips CurseForge metadata-mode entries with a warning, maps
content type from the parent directory of each metafile.

Optional --bundle-non-mods zips config/, options.txt etc into one
archive served as a 'packed' entry — covers the gap where simple-mod-sync
only ships zip-extractable content for non-mods.

15 tests, includes integration against upstream packwiz-example-pack.

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packwiz-to-sms

Convert a packwiz pack to a simple-mod-sync manifest (sync_version: 3).

Why

Use packwiz to author the modpack (Modrinth/CurseForge integration, git-friendly TOML, optional/side-aware mods, .mrpack export for free), and simple-mod-sync for delivery to clients that can't or won't use Prism/MMC pre-launch hooks (vanilla launcher, TLauncher, cracked players).

One source of truth, two distribution channels — .mrpack export and simple-mod-sync manifest are both produced from the same packwiz repo.

Install

Requires Python 3.11+ (uses tomllib). Zero runtime deps.

git clone https://git.timemachine.center/Timemachine/packwiz-to-sms.git
cd packwiz-to-sms
python3 packwiz_to_sms.py --help

Usage

# Minimal — emit manifest to stdout
python3 packwiz_to_sms.py /path/to/packwiz/pack

# Write to file
python3 packwiz_to_sms.py /path/to/packwiz/pack -o manifest.json

# Bundle non-mod files (config/, options.txt, servers.dat) into a zip
# and add a 'packed' entry pointing at where you'll host it
python3 packwiz_to_sms.py /path/to/packwiz/pack \
    -o manifest.json \
    --bundle-non-mods overrides.zip \
    --bundle-url https://packs.example.com/overrides.zip

What gets emitted

Packwiz path	Becomes simple-mod-sync `type`
`mods/*.pw.toml` (side=client or both)	`mod`
`mods/*.pw.toml` (side=server)	dropped
`resourcepacks/*.pw.toml`	`resourcepack`
`shaderpacks/*.pw.toml`	`shader`
`*/datapacks/.pw.toml`	`datapack`
Any non-metafile (e.g. `options.txt`, `config/*`)	bundled into zip via `--bundle-non-mods`, emitted as one `packed` entry pointing at `directory: "."`

CurseForge mods that use mode = "metadata:curseforge" (no direct URL) are skipped with a warning. Either switch to Modrinth equivalents or run packwiz cf reexport first to inline resolved URLs.

What's not handled

Optional mods — simple-mod-sync has no per-client toggle UI. All non-server mods are emitted unconditionally. Ship two manifests (with/without optional) if you need this.
Mod removal — simple-mod-sync's modify/remove is not auto-populated. Convert by hand if you're dropping mods.
Rename / regex transforms — packwiz has no equivalent concept, so we don't generate modify.rename entries.

How it works

Reads pack.toml + index.toml.
For each entry marked metafile = true: reads the .pw.toml, pulls download.url, picks the simple-mod-sync type from the parent directory.
Drops side = "server".
Drops entries where download.url is missing (CF metadata mode).
Optionally zips non-metafile files into a single archive for packed distribution.

Output schema matches sync_version: 3 exactly (see simple-mod-sync DOCS.md).

Tests

python3 -m pytest tests/

Covers conversion logic + CLI + bundle pipeline + a network integration test that converts the official packwiz-example-pack (auto-skipped if offline).

Upstream contribution

This tool fits the model used by other simple-mod-sync translators. It can be PR'd upstream as translators/packwiz.py.

License

MIT.

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