This CLI tool is used to install, restore, update and remove includes/dependecies
Make sure to install .NET Runtime (minimum version 6.0)
If you are on Windows or Linux you can use the install-spm.ps1 script to install.
This needs both Powershell 7 and .NET Runtime installed.
- download the latest script from Releases
- move it into the directory where you want spm installed.
- execute the install-spm.ps1 script (this will download and extract spm into the current directory and adds it to your PATH)
- download the latest zip file matching your operation system from Releases
- extract the zip into a directory
- (optional, but recommended) add the directory to your PATH
spm should be run from the base folder of your plugin project.
Use the --working-directory option to run spm from an other directory.
You can use the --github-token option once to save a GitHubToken, that will be used to increase rate limits for the GitHub-API.
aliases: ls
, l
lists all already installed includes. Reads the spm.json and outputs all installed includes with the specified Versionrange.
The includes are numbered in the output. These numbers can be used with spm remove
to easily remove already installed includes.
Usage: spm list
aliases: i
installs a include file. Adding it to the spm.json and the spm.lock.json.
Following sub-commands are available when install
ing:
aliases: i ghtf
installs include-file from github identified by a git-tag.
Usage: spm install github-tag-file <owner> <repository> <versionRange> <assetName> [options]
Example: spm install github-tag-file nosoop tf2attributes 1.* tf2attributes.inc
installs the file tf2attributes.inc from the latest 1.* version of https://github.com/nosoop/tf2attributes/tags
Argument | Description |
---|---|
<owner> |
owner of the github-repository |
<repository> |
repository-name on github |
<versionRange> |
versionRange used when updating this include |
<assetName> |
name of the include-asset in the GitHub-tag |
Options | Shorthand | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
--download-path <download-path> |
-d |
/include/<assetName> |
path where the include-file will be stored after download |
--version-reg-ex <version-reg-ex> |
-r |
(\d+(?:\.\d+)?(?:\.\d+)?(?:\.\d+)?)[-+]?(\S*)? |
Regular-Expression used to parse the version from the git-tag |
aliases: i ghtz
installs include-file from a zip on github identified by a git-tag.
Usage: spm install github-tag-zip <owner> <repository> <versionRange> <assetName> <fileInZip> [options]
Example: spm install github-tag-zip nosoop SM-TFCustAttr 8.* package.zip scripting/include/tf_custom_attributes.inc
downloads the zip-file package.zip and extracts the file scripting/include/tf_custom_attributes.inc from the latest 8.* version of https://github.com/nosoop/SM-TFCustAttr/tags
Argument | Description |
---|---|
<owner> |
owner of the github-repository |
<repository> |
repository-name on github |
<versionRange> |
versionRange used when updating this include |
<assetName> |
name of the include-asset in the GitHub-tag |
<fileInZip> |
path of the file within the downloaded zip |
Options | Shorthand | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
--download-path <download-path> |
-d |
/include/<assetName> |
path where the include-file will be stored after download and extraction |
--version-reg-ex <version-reg-ex> |
-r |
(\d+(?:\.\d+)?(?:\.\d+)?(?:\.\d+)?)[-+]?(\S*)? |
Regular-Expression used to parse the version from the git-tag |
aliases: i su
installs include-file from a static url. (Does not support versioning/updating.)
Usage: spm install static-url <url> [options]
Example: spm install static-url https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JoinedSenses/SourceMod-IncludeLibrary/master/include/morecolors.inc
installs morecolors.inc from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JoinedSenses/SourceMod-IncludeLibrary/master/include/morecolors.inc
Argument | Description |
---|---|
<url> |
the url of the include-file |
Options | Shorthand | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
--download-path <download-path> |
-d |
/include/<fileName> |
path where the include-file will be stored after download and extraction |
aliases: r
restores installed includes according to spm.json and spm.lock.json.
Will not update versions while the include-version is locked.
Used to bring the includes to the same version as your team/contributers.
Usage: spm restore
aliases: u
updates installed includes to the latest version according to spm.json.
Will ignore locks and update to the highest available version within the specified VersionRange for each include.
Usage: spm update
aliases: rm
removes a already installed include from disk, spm.json and spm.lock.json.
Usage: spm update <Id>
The <Id>
can be either the Id or the Index of the include-file (both are output by spm list
).
aliases: sl
displays copyright/license information.
Usage: spm show-license
These options can be used with any command
Option | Shorthand | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
--working-directory <working-directory> |
-w |
string | . | directory containing the spm.json |
--dry-run |
-d |
bool | executes a dry-run without actually installing/restoring/updating/removing | |
--github-token <github-token> |
-t |
string | GitHub token used to authenticate API calls | |
-v |
bool | logs: shows warnings | ||
-vv |
bool | logs: shows information | ||
-vvv |
bool | logs: shows debug | ||
-vvvv |
bool | logs: shows verbose | ||
--version |
bool | Show version information | ||
--help |
-? , -h |
bool | Show help and usage information |
spm will look for spm.json in the current working directory. If spm.json is located in an other directory, use --working-directory <working-directory>
to specify this directory.
spm will not change/create/delete any files, if --dry-run
is specified.
Can be used to test to see what a certain command would do, if executed without --dry-run
.
will be used to authenticate API calls, increasing the rate limit. Unauthorized calles are limited by GitHub to 60 requests per hour.
If git-credential-manager is installed, the token will be saved there after the first successful API call. So the token does not have to be provided for further spm executions.
By default only errors and the result of the executed command will be output. To output additional logging messages use the -v
flags. Specifying more v's will increase the level at which log messages will be output (-vvvv
being the most verbose).
spm install
and spm update
will lock the installed/updated version of the include-file, by writing them into a file called spm.lock.json.
This file is used to prevent unintended updates of the installed include-file version.
When executing spm restore
include-files will be installed with the locked version, to make sure all contributers use the same version.
spm update
is only used to update the used version of installed include-files (according to the VersionRange specified for the include-file) and write the new version to spm.lock.json.
Both spm.json and spm.lock.json should be added to your versioncontrol, to make sure other contributers will work with the same versions of include-files.
When installing a include you can specify a range of allowed versions.
Notation | Applied rule | Description |
---|---|---|
1.0 | x ≥ 1.0 | Minimum version, inclusive |
(1.0,) | x > 1.0 | Minimum version, exclusive |
[1.0] | x == 1.0 | Exact version match |
(,1.0] | x ≤ 1.0 | Maximum version, inclusive |
(,1.0) | x < 1.0 | Maximum version, exclusive |
[1.0,2.0] | 1.0 ≤ x ≤ 2.0 | Exact range, inclusive |
(1.0,2.0) | 1.0 < x < 2.0 | Exact range, exclusive |
[1.0,2.0) | 1.0 ≤ x < 2.0 | Mixed inclusive minimum and exclusive maximum version |
(1.0) | invalid | invalid |
This action restores include files defined in spm.json.
To use the GitHub Action, you'll need to add it as a step in your Workflow file.
restore
is the default action for the GitHub Action, so no further configuration is needed:
on: push
jobs:
publish:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- uses: eisbaer66/spm@v1
You can set any or all of the following input parameters:
Name | Type | Required? | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
action |
string | no | restore | The action to execute. Can be either "restore" or "update". |
verbosity |
int | no | 0 | The verbosity level used when logging. Examples, "0" through "4". |
working-directory |
string | no | . | The directory containing the spm.json. Examples, "." or "./src". |
github-token |
string | no | GitHub token used to authenticate API calls. |
on: push
jobs:
publish:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- uses: eisbaer66/spm@v1
with:
action: update
working-directory: ./src
verbosity: 4
github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
spm exposes some output variables, which you can use in later steps of your workflow. To access the output variables, you'll need to set an id
for the spm step.
steps:
- id: spm
uses: eisbaer66/spm@v1
- if: steps.spm.outputs.dependency-count != 0
run: |
echo "${{ steps.spm.outputs.message }}"
- if: steps.spm.outputs.exit-code != 0
run: |
echo "restore failed with exit-code ${{ steps.spm.outputs.exit-code }}: ${{ steps.spm.outputs.message }}"
Variable | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
exit-code |
int | The exit code of the action. |
message |
string | A message detailing the executed actions. |
dependency-count |
int | The count of restored/updated dependencies. |
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