This is a tool for Factorio headless server management. It provides mod management : List / Install / Update / Remove / Enable / Disable.
This package is heavily inspired by Factorio-mod-updater and Factorio Updater so big think to you for your inspiration !
Installation
Just clone this repository in any directory. Here, /opt/factorio-mod-manager as an example.
git clone [email protected]:Tantriss/Factorio-mod-manager.git /opt/factorio-mod-managerThis script has been tested (only on Debian) with Python 2.7 and 3.5 using a single non-standard library, Requests.
To install the required dependency, you should need do no more than run pip install requests (or, easy_install requests). If this
does not work, you are encouraged to read the linked documentation and try to
figure out what's gone wrong.
Configuration
Some constant parameters can be put in a config file. These options are :
- verbose (enable verbose mode)
- factorio_path (path to the root folder of your Factorio installation)
- username (Your username, see Username and token)
- token (Your token, see Username and token)
- should_reload (If the script should try to reload Factorio via systemctl and the service_name parameter)
- service_name (If Factorio is started via a service and you want to restart it automatically otherwise let "null")
An example file can be found in this repo, just copy config.example.json to config.json and edit values inside.
Keep in mind that any corresponding command line argument will override these in config file.
Usage
From there, it's really simple: go in the folder you where you cloned this repo earlier, and run it (try it with --help first!). Here's an example session:
$ python mods_manager.py -h
usage: mods_manager.py [-h] [-p FACTORIO_PATH] [-u USERNAME] [-t TOKEN] [-d]
[-i MOD_NAME_TO_INSTALL] [-U] [-e] [-l]
[-r REMOVE_MOD_NAME] [-E LIST_ENABLE_MODS]
[-D LIST_DISABLE_MODS] [-v]
Install / Update / Remove mods for Factorio
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p FACTORIO_PATH, --path-to-factorio FACTORIO_PATH
Path to your Factorio folder.
-u USERNAME, --user USERNAME
Your Factorio service username, from player-data.json.
-t TOKEN, --token TOKEN
Your Factorio service token, from player-data.json.
-d, --dry-run Don't download files, just state which mods updates
would be downloaded.
-i MOD_NAME_TO_INSTALL, --install MOD_NAME_TO_INSTALL
Install the given mod. See README to find how easily
get the correct name for the mod.
-U, --update Enable the update process. By default, all mods are
updated. Seed -e/--update-enabled-only.
-e, --update-enabled-only
Will only updates mods 'enabled' in 'mod-list.json'.
-l, --list List installed mods and return. Ignore other switches.
-r REMOVE_MOD_NAME, --remove REMOVE_MOD_NAME
Remove specified mod.
-E LIST_ENABLE_MODS, --enable-mod LIST_ENABLE_MODS
A mod name to enable. Repeat the flag for each mod you
want to enable.
-D LIST_DISABLE_MODS, --disable-mod LIST_DISABLE_MODS
A mod name to disable. Repeat the flag for each mod
you want to disable.
-v, --verbose Print URLs and stuff as they happen.
More complex example :
Here we want to :
- Install "bobvehicleequipment"
- Enable "bobplates" and "bobgreenhouse" (assuming they are already installed)
- Disable "IndustrialRevolution" because of incompatibility issues with bob's mods
- Finally we update all mods
All this can be done in one command :
$ python mods_manager.py -p /app/projects/factorio/factorio -u YOUR_USER -t YOUR_TOKEN -i bobvehicleequipment -E bobplates -E bobgreenhouse -D IndustrialRevolution -U
Loading configuration...
Auto-detected Factorio version 0.17 from binary.
Enabling mod(s) ['bobplates', 'bobgreenhouse']
Parsing "mod-list.json"...
Writing to mod-list.json
Disabling mod(s) ['IndustrialRevolution']
Parsing "mod-list.json"...
Writing to mod-list.json
Starting mods update...
Parsing "mod-list.json"...
Getting mod "bobinserters" infos...
A file already exists at the path "/app/projects/factorio/factorio/mods/bobinserters_0.17.10.zip" and is identical (same SHA1), skipping...
Getting mod "bobplates" infos...
Downloading mod bobplates
[==================================================]
Installing mod bobvehicleequipment
Getting mod "bobvehicleequipment" infos...
Parsing "mod-list.json"...
Writing to mod-list.json
Downloading mod bobvehicleequipment
[==================================================]
Finished !
Username and token
The keen-eyed will have noticed the options for --user and --token. These
allow you to supply a username and token normally used by the Factorio (like the in-game updater and authenticated multiplayer). Having them will
allow you to download the mods from the Factorio API.
First, how to get them:
- Go to the Factorio website and login to your account.
- Click your username in top right to go to your profile.
How to find the correct mod name
In order to use this script, you have to find the correct mod name, not the "friendly" one. You can do it directly from mod portal !
Once you find an interesting mod, for example Bob's Metals, Chemicals and Intermediates, open the mod portal page, here https://mods.factorio.com/mod/bobplates
The correct mod name to use is the last part of the URL : bobplates.
License
The source of Factorio Mod Manager is Copyright 2019 Tristan "Tantriss" Chanove. It is licensed under the MIT license, available in this package in the file LICENSE.md.
TODO
- Add crontab example
- Interactive mod
- Support multiple instances of Factorio
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