Releases: DerGoogler/MMRL-CLI
Releases · DerGoogler/MMRL-CLI
v0.3.8
v0.3.7
Upgrade
mmrl upself 0.3.7
What's new?
- Fixed ModConf error
v0.3.6
Upgrade
mmrl upself 0.3.6
What's new?
- Fixed Magisk install issue
- Added MMAR V2 to the default repos
- CLI handles now invalid repos
v0.3.4
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mmrl upself 0.3.4
v0.3.3
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mmrl upself 0.3.3
What's new?
- Improved error handling
- Improved MMRL app support
- Added
repo
subcommand - Added support to install local modules
- Removed download progress bar due to deadlock in MMRL
- Other improvements
- Added ModConf
Set up for MMRL app
- Open side menu
- Open ModFS
- Scroll all the way down to
EXPLORE_INSTALL
andLOCAL_INSTALL
- Open
EXPLORE_INSTALL
and enter-
mmrl install -y "<URL>"
-
- Then open
LOCAL_INSTALL
and enter-
mmrl install local -y "<ZIPFILE>"
-
- There you go
-y
ensures that no confirm is needed.
Thanks to @devnoname120 for the fixed zip file
v0.2.3
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mmrl upself 0.2.3
- Modules can now installed via a git repo
- Modules can now
enabled
,disabled
orremoved
- Some other fixes
Install modules from a git repo
mmrl install https://github.com/Googlers-Repo/gcc.git
+ mmrl install https://github.com/Googlers-Repo/gcc.git
- mmrl install https://github.com/Googlers-Repo/gcc
Change module state
# Enable - Removes "remove" and "disable" files
mmrl enable mkshrc
# Disable
mmrl disable mkshrc
# Remove
mmrl remove mkshrc
v0.1.3
- More repos can now added
Upgrade
mmrl upself 0.1.3
v0.1.2
v0.1.1
Upgrade with
mmrl upself 0.1.1
- Added option to install requires of a module (use
-r
) - Added confirm (can skipped with
-y
) - Modules can now installed/downloaded from a url
- Some other fixes/improvements
Define requires
All you have to do is create an mmrl.json
file.
{
"require": ["mkshrc", "node_on_android"]
}
There may come more features in the future.
v0.1.0
- Initial release