douglasantunes / kf2-workshop-collection-url-converter

Converts KF2 Steam Workshop Collection URL to a list of individual items to add on server configuration.

KF2 Workshop Collection URL Converter

KF2 Workshop Collection URL Converter is a tool to help server owners to keep updated custom content(maps, items) on a server using Steam Workshop Collections. (Like this Example Collection)

The use of Steam Workshop Collection facilitate users to download all content before joining the server.

LICENSE

MIT License, see here.

Download

Go to Releases Page.

How to Use

1. Download the last version of KF2 Workshop Collection URL Converter for your respective OS.

2. Extract the zip on a folder.

3. Open PowerShell, Command Prompt or Terminal on the folder.

• [On Linux / MacOS] Type chmod +x KF2WorkshopUrlConverter to grant execution rights.

4. Type KF2WorkshopUrlConverter --url http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=882417829 changing the url link with the desired collection (http or https).

5. See the results.

• You can export this list do a file using the -o path\to\file parameter. Example: KF2WorkshopUrlConverter --url http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=882417829 --output maps.txt

• For more help, type KF2WorkshopUrlConverter --help

How to Create a Collection

Check this guide.

kf2-workshop-collection-url-converter's Issues

docs: Consolidate almost of "How to Use"

Refactor all texts to a resource file

Refactor of the functions to classes for easy unit testing

Full Unit Tests

Initial Implementation on bc6a2cb.

Auto Update on the .ini server file

docs: Include screenshots of the output.

Include some screens on README and maybe a gif of the program running.

Change the way the executable is referenced on help & error messages

Fix the way the executable is referenced on help and error messages. The current way is referenced is the old way, when the app was build needing the dotnet core framework installed on the machine, but on the new version, the framework is bundled with the executable.

To Do:

• Detect the OS on startup of the app
• Change the way to reference based on the OS (E.g: app.exe --help for windows; ./app --help on macos & linux).