feat: add Modrinth integration (#255) #431
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Add ability to search, install and manage mods from Modrinth: - Search mods filtered by Minecraft version and loader - One-click install from search results - Check for updates on installed Modrinth mods - Update mods to latest compatible version Creates a dedicated "Mods" tab in the version selector. Mods are downloaded to the custom_mods folder with metadata tracking. Example: Go to Mods tab, search "sodium", click install, and the mod will be ready for your next launch. Safe: Metadata stored in .modrinth_meta.json tracks installed mods. Updating a mod removes the old file before downloading the new one. Closes CCBlueX#255 Screenshots:  
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This PR still needs some fixes before it's ready for review. Converting to draft. |
Downloads: - Use temp file + atomic rename to prevent corruption on network failure - Verify file size matches expected before saving - Add 5-minute timeout for large downloads Updates: - Download new version BEFORE deleting old (safe if connection fails) Auto-sync existing mods: - Scans mods folder and calculates SHA-512 hash - Looks up hash on Modrinth API to identify mods - Automatically tracks manually-installed mods for updates - Example: WorldEdit installed manually → detected → update available 
Adds 'Auto-update Modrinth mods' toggle in Settings → General. When enabled, the launcher automatically: 1. Checks for updates on all tracked Modrinth mods before launch 2. Downloads and installs new versions if available 3. Shows progress: 'Updating Sodium...' etc. Disabled by default. Updates run silently - if update fails, the game still launches with existing mod versions.
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Fixed the issues, ready for review now. |
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Please review your own code. I appreciate the effort of making this pull request, but the code does not line up with any good standards at all and I cannot merge this when the code has AI generated SVG, does not use imports properly, keeps duplicating code, hard-codes values such as user agents and so on. The UI does not work out either, since we now have a "Additional Mods" section but a whole "Mods" Tab. Another issue that we have this "Modrinth Mods" List, which does not refresh after installing a mod and we cannot uninstall from there either. Modrinth Mods could also easily use the maven dependency system instead of downloading into the custom mods folder, which would make updating easier and maintains a proper structure without naming conflicts. |
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Add ability to search, install and manage mods from Modrinth:
Creates a dedicated "Mods" tab in the version selector.
Mods are downloaded to the custom_mods folder with metadata tracking.
Example: Go to Mods tab, search "sodium", click install,
and the mod will be ready for your next launch.
Safe: Metadata stored in
.modrinth_meta.jsontracks installed mods.Updating a mod removes the old file before downloading the new one.
Closes #255
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