The CurseForge.NET library is a client library developed to interact with the CurseForge API, allowing users to search for and access information about Minecraft mods, modpacks, resource packs, and wo
Installation
CurseForge.NET can be installed using NuGet. Open your project in Visual Studio or any other compatible IDE and run the following command in the Package Manager Console:
Install-Package CurseForge.NET
Getting Started
To use the CurseForge.NET library, you need to create an instance of the CurseforgeClient class and pass your API key as a parameter to authenticate with the CurseForge API.
using CurseForge.NET;
// Creates a CurseForge Client with an API-Key
using CurseforgeClient client = new CurseforgeClient("YOUR_API_KEY");
Searching for Projects
You can search for various types of projects, such as mods, modpacks, resource packs, and worlds, using the CurseforgeClient's search methods.
Searching for Modpacks
CurseforgeSearchResult? modpacks = await client.SearchModpackAsync("All the Mods 6", "1.16.5", Chase.Minecraft.ModLoaders.Forge);
using CurseForge.NET;
using CurseForge.NET.Model;
using System;
using System.IO;
public class Example
{
public static async Task Main()
{
// Creates a CurseForge Client with an API-Key
using CurseforgeClient client = new CurseforgeClient("YOUR_API_KEY");
// Search for projects
CurseforgeSearchResult? modpacks = await client.SearchModpackAsync("All the Mods 6", "1.16.5", Chase.Minecraft.ModLoaders.Forge);
CurseforgeSearchResult? mods = await client.SearchModsAsync("Warp", "1.19.4", Chase.Minecraft.ModLoaders.Fabric);
CurseforgeSearchResult? worlds = await client.SearchWorldsAsync("OneBlock", "1.19.4");
CurseforgeSearchResult? resourcepacks = await client.SearchResourcepacksAsync("Faithful", "1.19.4");
// Get Individual Projects
CurseforgeProject? mod = await client.GetMod("887168");
CurseforgeProject? modpack = await client.GetModpack("887168");
CurseforgeProject? resourcepack = await client.GetResourcepack("887168");
CurseforgeProject? world = await client.GetWorld("887168");
// Get Project Files
ModFile[]? modFiles = await client.GetModFiles("887168");
ModFile[]? modpackFiles = await client.GetModpackFiles("887168");
ModFile[]? resourcepackFiles = await client.GetResourcepackFiles("887168");
ModFile[]? worldFiles = await client.GetWorldFiles("887168");
// Get Specific Project Files
ModFile? modFile = await client.GetModFile("887168", "250");
ModFile? modpackFile = await client.GetModpackFile("887168", "250");
ModFile? resourcepackFile = await client.GetResourcepackFile("887168", "250");
ModFile? worldFile = await client.GetWorldFile("887168", "250");
// Downloads the file
string instancePath = "./minecraft";
await client.Download(modFile.Value, instancePath, "mods");
await client.Download(modpackFile.Value, "/path/to/modpacks/");
await client.Download(resourcepackFile.Value, instancePath, "resourcepack");
await client.Download(worldFile.Value, instancePath, "saves");
}
}
In these code examples, we first create an instance of the CurseforgeClient class and pass the API key as a parameter. Then, we demonstrate various operations such as searching for projects, retrieving project information, getting project files, and downloading files.
Please note that you need to replace "YOUR_API_KEY" with your actual CurseForge API key to authenticate with the CurseForge API.
The provided code examples give an overview of how to use the CurseForge.NET library to interact with the CurseForge API. You can further customize and expand the code based on your specific use case and requirements.
Please ensure to handle exceptions and error cases in your code when using the CurseForge.NET library. The provided examples demonstrate basic usage, and you can further customize and utilize the library based on your specific needs. For more information and additional features of the CurseForge.NET library, refer to the library's documentation and API reference.
