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this is a thing idk, it copies necessary resourcepack png, json, ogg, and mcmeta files and optimises them if possible to save storage space (or you can choose not to optimise the text files soon™). this thing requires node and pnpm.

installing pnpm

if you have npm installed (you should, it comes with node by default), you can run npm i -g pnpm to install it.

setup

1. git clone and cd into the dir (standard stuff)
2. pnpm i to install dependencies (still standard (npm) stuff)
3. put your resourcepack files inside a folder called original (not the zip file, put the loose files)

use

1. pnpm run optimise to optimise/compress your resourcepack. the output is put inside out/optimised
2. pnpm run optimise:verbose to run with verbose output
3. pnpx gulp --tasks to list available tasks
4. pnpx gulp <taskname> to run a task (where <taskname> is the name of the task)
5. see the gulpfile (gulpfile.js) for more info on what happens

available tasks

• optimise task to copy, and optimise if possible, the files for the resourcepack into out/optimised. optimise:verbose to enable verbose output if available.
• copy to copy the files that would be included inside the copying/optimising task into out/copy, without touching them. included for comparison reasons, and just why not lol
• compare to run both the optimise and copy task, so that you get an uncompressed version and a compress version to compare sizes and make sure nothing went wrong.
• png, mcmeta, json, ogg tasks. for each one, a copy and verbose version are available (for png, the three available ones are png, png:verbose, and png:copy).
• copylicense to copy all license files into the optimised directory (copylicense:copy to copy it into the copying directory instead)
• clean to clean and delete the out folder. (clean:copy and clean:optimise available to delete only their respective output directories)