Plandustry

Plandustry is a command-line tool for editing Mindustry schematics.

Command-Line usage

The program must be run with a command line first determining the operation to perform, followed by arguments that depend on the operation.
In general, arguments can either be literal (not starting with a dash) short form (starting with a single dash) and long form (starting with a double dash). In all cases, arguments are space-delimited or can be wrapped in quotes (but internal quotes are considered literal). Both short and long form arguments may be passed a value, but differ in their syntax and interpretation. Short form arguments are only a single character long, but multiple (even duplicates) can be used in the same group (following a single dash). This has the advantage that the value following it is passed to all arguments. For example:

• -a -b -c=value is 2 arguments with no value (a and b) and another argument (c) with value value
• -ab -xyx is 5 arguments with no value: a, b, 2 times x and z
• -hello=world is 5 arguments: h, e, 2 times l and o, each (even the double l) with the value world Long form arguments are simpler: they start with a double dash and may be arbitrarily long. The syntax for passing values is the same but there can only be one argument per token, and the value only applies to it (such as --long-form-arg=its-value).
  Note that arguments can forbid, require or permit the inclusion of a value, and some may be used multiple times (as noted below).

Print

The print command takes in schematics from the command line, from files or interactively and prints the name, tags, build cost and blocks contained in it.

Argument	Description	Appears	Value
literal	A base-64 encoded Schematic to print	Optional, Repeatable	N/A
-f, --file	A path to a .msch file (binary schematic) to print	Optional, Repeatable	Required
-i, --interactive	Run interactively where base-64 encoded schematics are read from stdin and printed	Optional	Forbidden

Note that interactive mode is the default if no literals or files are given, but to include it anyway is not an error.

Edit

The edit command is an interactive prompt capable of loading, editing, printing and saving schematics.

Argument	Description	Appears	Value
literal	A base-64 encoded Schematic to load	Optional	N/A
-f, --file	A path to a .msch file (binary schematic) to load	Optional	Required

If the file argument is present, literals are ignored. After loading the given schematic (if any), the program enters interactive mode. Use "help" for a list of available commands in interactive mode.