Sourcecraft is a simple-to-use Minecraft decompiler, run on GitHub actions.
- Create a repository from this template, making sure to set it as private.
- (Optional) Update
.github/workflows/decompile.yml, settingONLY_INCLUDE_STABLE_VERSIONStofalse, if you wish for snapshot decompilations to be created. - Sourcecraft will automatically run its GitHub action periodically, generating decompiled Minecraft sources and pushing them to a new branch for each version.
These can be edited in the GitHub action workflow file, at the path .github/workflows/decompile.yml.
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
ONLY_INCLUDE_STABLE_VERSIONS |
Whether to only decompile stable versions. If set to false, snapshots, pre-releases, and release-candidates will be decompiled as well. |
true |
IGNORED_VERSIONS |
A comma separated list of versions that will not be decompiled. This overrides the DECOMPILE_VERSIONS flag. |
[] |
DECOMPILE_VERSIONS |
A comma separated list of versions that will be decompiled. This is ignored if IGNORED_VERSIONS is not empty. ONLY_INCLUDE_STABLE_VERSIONS will be bypassed if this is given |
All versions supported by Quilt mappings (gathered from meta.quiltmc.org). |
I often have ideas on-the-go. Whether it be how to fix a bug or how to implement a feature. If I can't look at the source code immediately, that idea is pretty much gone! I need a way to browse it on my phone.
There are other tools that generate decompiled Minecraft sources, but they were too configurable and I couldn't get them to run.
Sourcecraft uses Quiltflower, Quilt Mappings, Quilt Loom, and a Deno script to generate sources. I will not add options for other tooling, as it goes against the point of what I am trying to do.
Sourcecraft also pulls in the latest Quilted Fabric API, so injected interfaces may be browsed.
I am not responsible for any trouble you get into using Sourcecraft. Keep the repositories private and don't go sharing the source.