SCM is a script manager for Minecrafts ComputerCraft mod.
We are using CC: Tweaked and in some cases some additional peripherals, which we ideally mention in the repositories of the scripts that use them.
SCM is used so you don't have to worry too much about your libraries. You can focus on writing your program and if it uses external libraries, they will be installed automatically. Furthermore, if you want to keep your scripts up-to-date, SCM saves the source of the programs you've installed and lets you update them by just typing scm update <name>.
Download SCM with the following command:
pastebin run 1kKZ8zTS
There are various configurations you can change. If you want to use your own repository, you can easily change it in the configuration.
You can find a complete list of all commands here.
You can either download a program from GitHub with
scm add testProgram
or from Pastebin with
scm add testProgram@7ByR3NYn
To add libraries to your programs, you will have to require SCM first.
local scm = require("./scm")Then you can load your libraries as follows:
scm:load("testLibrary")If a library is missing, SCM will try to install it.
Furthermore, SCM can also check nested sub-libraries within the loaded library. To do that, you will have to add a comment before requiring the library. This has the advantage of the libraries still being usable without SCM, as a comment does not interfer with the logic of the script.
--@requires subLibrary
require("./libs/subLibrary")You can also use libraries hosted on Pastebin. Just attach the Pastebin code at the end of the name, separated by an @.
--@requires subLibrary@z4VRj21Y
require("./libs/subLibrary")