Tools for manipulating Sims 2 mod files on the web 💻

• simpai: a web interface for manipulating .package files
• dbpf-transform: a library for serializing and deserializing .package files

First-time setup:

• install the node version listed in .nvmrc, either manually or via nvm
• install pnpm
• run pnpm install
• run pnpm build

Running the app:

• run pnpm start to run dev server with all packages in watch mode
• run pnpm simpai preview to preview prod build (after running pnpm build)

This repo enforces conventional commits to automate versioning and per-package changelog generation. This means commit messages must adhere to the following pattern:

type(scope): subject

optional body

where type is one of

• feat
• fix
• docs
• style
• refactor
• test
• revert

scope is the name of a package in /packages, and subject is a normal commit message. If more context is needed, you can add a body after a newline. Example:

feat(dbpf-transform): add strange smells

they're pretty stinky

For breaking changes, add a ! after the scope:

feat(simpai)!: delete everything

For changes to the repo root, just omit the scope:

docs: add docs for conventional commits

Upon merging new code into main, release-please will create a pull request (PR) for each package that has unreleased changes. Merging that PR will release those changes, which includes

• deploying simpai if that is what was released, else publishing the released package to npm
• creating a github release
• updating the released package's CHANGELOG.md file to reflect any newly released changes
• bumping the released package's version in package.json according to the type of changes that were in the release

For versioning, fix indicates a SemVer patch bump, feat indicates a SemVer minor bump (or patch if < 1.0.0), and a trailing ! indicates a SemVer major bump (or minor if < 1.0.0). All other types are not considered user-facing and do not indicate a bump of any kind.

• add new directory to packages/
• add a package.json
• add the package path to release-please-config.json (see config options)
• add the package path and initial version to .release-please-manifest.json