🦀 Anime Game CLI

CLI tool to manage your Anime Game installation

This is not and will not be the primary project, and most of the effort will always be given to other projects, including GUI launcher. That being said, this project is used more like a test site to test the anime core library

Roadmap to 1.0.0

status	command	subcommand	description
✅	game	info	Get installed game info
❌		download	Download the game
❌		update	Update the game
✅		repair	Repair the game
✅	voice	info	List installed voice packages
❌		download	Install additional voice package
❌		update	Update voice packages
❌		remove	Remove voice package
✅		repair	Repair voice packages
✅	patch	info	Get info about linux patch
✅		sync	Sync latest patch from remote repo
✅		apply	Apply patch
✅		revert	Revert patch
✅	info		Get info about game, patch and voice packages
✅	run		Run the game
✅	help		Print help dialog with all commands

Mini-wiki

game repair

argument	description	example
--threads (-t)	Number of threads used to verify and repair files	./anime-game-cli game repair -t 12
--verify-threads (-vt)	Number of threads used to verify files	./anime-game-cli game repair -vt 12
--repair-threads (-rt)	Number of threads used to repair files	./anime-game-cli game repair -rt 12
--ignore (-i, --skip)	List of names repairer will avoid to repair files with	./anime-game-cli game repair --ignore='unity,xdelta,report'
--verify (-v	Don't repair files and just print broken ones	./anime-game-cli game repair -v

Note that more verification threads means more memory consumption as they need to store and calculate huge binaries' hashes

That being said, 16 threads can consume up to 1.3 GB of RAM (based on HDD speed, NVMe ssds will have higher consumption in general)

voice repair

./anime-game-cli voice repair [packages names] [arguments]

Example:

./anime-game-cli voice repair english japanese -v

Uses the same arguments as game repair

run

Example config.toml file:

[paths]
game = "/path/to/Yor Game" # Path to the game folder

[patch]
hosts = ["https://path-to.com/linux/patch"] # Linux patch hosts

[wine]
prefix = "/path/to/lutris-GE-Proton7-16-x86_64" # Wine prefix
executable = "/path/to/lutris-GE-Proton7-16-x86_64/bin/wine64" # Wine executable

# Environment variables
[wine.environment]
LANG = "ru_RU.UTF8"

patch sync

Syncs linux patch with remote repository

argument	description	example
--recursive (-r)	Try each provided repository untill it's succeeded. Otherwise will be used the first one	./anime-game-cli patch sync -r

patch apply

Apply linux patch to the game

argument	description	example
--no-root	Don't use pkexec to run the patch.sh script. Can be used if you don't want to update /etc/hosts file	./anime-game-cli patch apply --no-root

patch revert

Revert linux patch from the game

argument	description	example
--force (-f)	Avoid checking of the files timestamps	./anime-game-cli patch revert -f