Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.3
1.21–1.21.1
1.20.6
1.20.4
1.20.1–1.20.2
1.19.2–1.19.4
1.19
1.18.2
1.18
1.17.x
1.16.5
Platforms
Fabric
Supported environments
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Details
Licensed Apache-2.0
Published 3 years ago
Updated last month
Mods Command
A Fabric mod adding commands to list, search, and get information about installed mods. Requires Fabric API.
Commands
(Minecraft Command Syntax Reference: Minecraft Wiki)
Command | Description | Permission |
---|---|---|
/mods [page] [<page_number>] |
Displays a paginated view of installed mods. | modscommand.mods |
/mods info <mod_id> |
Displays detailed information about the specified mod. | modscommand.mods |
/mods info <mod_id> children [<page_number>] |
Displays a paginated view of child mods for the specified mod. | modscommand.mods |
/mods search <query> [<page_number>] |
Displays a paginated view of mods matching the search query. | modscommand.mods |
/mods config <mod_id> |
Opens the Mod Menu config screen for the specified mod. This command is only registered when installed on the client and Mod Menu is installed. | modscommand.mods |
/dumpmods |
Dumps the list of installed mods and some information about the current environment to installed-mods.yml in the game directory. When used in game, the contents of the file can be copied to the clipboard by clicking a chat message. This is a diagnostics command, meant to aid in creating more useful bug reports. |
modscommand.dumpmods |
Client Commands
Client commands are commands which are processed on the client and never sent to the server.
All of Mods Command's commands are usable as client commands.
/mods
and all subcommands are registered under/clientmods
and/modscommand:clientmods
./dumpmods
is registered as/dumpclientmods
and/modscommand:dumpclientmods
.- The client variants of commands do not require any permissions.
Configuration
Mods Command can be configured though the mods-command.conf
generated in the config
directory after the first run.