Quiver

A resource pack creator and manager for Minecraft.

Downloading

You can find pre-built versions of Quiver here. The most recent build will be labeled as such. Any of the older builds will not be supported, especially v0.*.*, so please stay up-to-date.

Running

You will first need to download a version (hopefully the latest) of Quiver (it should be a zip), you will then need to unzip it and then run either Quiver.bat or Quiver (depending on if you're on Windows or Linux/MacOS)

This program requires a Java 8 JRE. It is not compatible with anything higher, as I'm old and lazy.

If everything works, great! If not, please submit an issue here.

Building

In order to build this program, you will need a Java 8 JDK

• Windows
• Linux

You will then want to clone this repository into a directory, cd into it and run gradlew distZip

Extending

This program uses the haruhi framework, allowing it to have plugins and configs.

Though there isn't an official way to develop external plugins, there are two routes I can think of;

1. Clone this repository and develop your plugin as a submodule
   • Pro: Easier to debug
   • Con: Harder to distribute
2. Develop your plugin in its own repository, then build it and place the build in your install of Quiver's /plugins directory when you want to test it
   • Pro: Doesn't require the Quiver source
   • Con: Harder to test

Credits

Libraries

• core
  • log4j
  • commons-lang
  • underscore
  • kappdirs
  • zip4j
  • reflections
  • classgraph
  • discord-rpc
  • fuzzywuzzy
  • jankson
  • jOOr
  • kunion
  • marvin
  • undulation
  • haruhi
  • easy-events
  • jsplitbutton
  • swingx
  • jide-oss
  • balloontip
  • rsyntaxtextarea
    • languagesupport
    • spellchecker
    • autocomplete
    • rstaui
    • rsyntaxtextarea-antlr4-extension
  • dockingframes
  • oxbow
  • wraplayout
  • tosuto
  • nagato
• launcher
  • jansi
• markdownviewer
  • flexmark
  • flyingsaucer
• treeviewer
  • NBT
• docxviewer
  • flyingsaucer
  • mammoth

Tools

• PackSquash