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rmcl objz

cli launcher minecraft tui
Use this command to install rmcl:
winget install --id=Objz.Rmcl -e

rmcl: A Comprehensive Minecraft Launcher

Primary Purpose:
RMCL is a text-based user interface (TUI) Minecraft launcher designed to streamline the management of Minecraft instances. It offers robust features such as Microsoft account authentication, instance management, and support for various mod loaders, making it a versatile tool for gamers.

Key Features:

  • Instance Management: Create and manage multiple Minecraft instances with ease.
  • Mod Loader Support: Compatibility with popular mod loaders like Forge and Fabric.
  • Content Management: Import and export game content to enhance your gaming experience.
  • Launch Customization: Tailor your launch settings for optimal performance.
  • Command-Line Interface (CLI) Access: Offers flexibility for power users through CLI commands.

Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for Minecraft enthusiasts seeking a flexible and efficient tool, RMCL empowers players to manage their game instances seamlessly. Whether you're a casual gamer or a dedicated modder, RMCL provides the tools needed to enhance your gaming experience, offering both simplicity and customization.

Install rmcl via winget for hassle-free setup and enjoy a streamlined Minecraft experience today.

README

rmcl

Contributors Forks Stargazers Issues GPL-3.0 License

Rusty MineCraft Launcher. or Rust MineCraft cLi. pick whichever sounds better to you.

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about

we all love TUIs. and we all know the official Minecraft launcher is not exactly a joy to use (performance wise; no hatespeech here). so here's rmcl, a fully featured Minecraft launcher that lives in your terminal. written in Rust because if you're replacing something bloated you might as well go all the way.

it does everything you'd expect from a launcher. multiple instances, mod loaders, modpack imports, Microsoft auth, content management, launching. all from a TUI or from the command line. the TUI is the main thing though, the CLI is there for scripting and automation.

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features

instancescreate and manage multiple instances, each with their own version, loader, mods, and settings
mod loadersvanilla, Fabric, Quilt, Forge, NeoForge. more might show up later
contentbrowse and toggle mods, shaders, resource packs. view worlds, screenshots, and logs
modpack importimport from Modrinth or MultiMC or GTNH via file, URL, or slug
Versions
0.3.2
0.3.1
0.3.0
Website
github.com
License
Last updated
6/18/2026
Download latest version
accountsmultiple Microsoft accounts and offline players, switch between them
launchinglaunch directly from the TUI or generate a desktop shortcut for any instance
CLIevery feature the TUI has is also available as a subcommand
theming10 built-in themes, custom themes, color overrides

authentication

rmcl uses its own Microsoft client ID for Minecraft account authentication.

Authentication is performed through Microsoft’s official services.

installation

macOS / Linux

prebuilt archives are attached to each GitHub release.

# Homebrew
brew install objz/tap/rmcl

Windows

release builds include a .zip archive and an .msi. WinGet and Chocolatey packages are submitted from release CI and become available after review.

# WinGet
winget install Objz.Rmcl

# Chocolatey
choco install rmcl

Arch Linux

# from source (release tarball)
paru -S rmcl

# prebuilt binary
paru -S rmcl-bin

# latest git
paru -S rmcl-git

Cargo

cargo install rmcl

package status

release:

GitHub release crates.io

package managers:

Homebrew tap WinGet Chocolatey

aur:

AUR rmcl AUR rmcl-bin AUR rmcl-git

from source

requires a Rust toolchain and a JDK (javac and jar on PATH).

git clone https://github.com/objz/rmcl.git
cd rmcl
cargo build --release

where things live

config & data

settings, accounts, instances, and cached game metadata.

whatLinuxmacOSWindows
config (config.toml, theme.toml, accounts.json)~/.config/rmcl/~/Library/Application Support/rmcl/%APPDATA%\rmcl\
instances~/.local/share/rmcl/instances/~/Library/Application Support/rmcl/instances/%LOCALAPPDATA%\rmcl\instances\
metadata (versions, libraries, assets, loader profiles)~/.local/share/rmcl/meta/~/Library/Application Support/rmcl/meta/%LOCALAPPDATA%\rmcl\meta\

each instance has an instance.json for its config and a .minecraft/ directory with the actual game files. standard layout, nothing weird.

logs

launcher logs are per-session and contain rmcl's own output. instance launch logs capture game stdout/stderr per launch.

whatLinuxmacOSWindows
launcher logs~/.cache/rmcl/~/Library/Caches/rmcl/%LOCALAPPDATA%\rmcl\
instance launch logs//.minecraft/logs/launches/samesame

configuration

everything is configured through TOML files. config.toml for paths, default memory allocation, and UI behavior. theme.toml for theme selection and border style. you can also override individual colors without making a full custom theme.

themes

rmcl ships with 10 built-in themes:

catppuccin · dracula · nord · gruvbox · one-dark · solarized · tailwind · tokyo-night · rose-pine · terminal

you can create your own by dropping a TOML file in ~/.config/rmcl/theme/ and referencing it by name, or point to an absolute path.

contributing

contributions are welcome. fork it, branch it, PR it. see CONTRIBUTING.md for code style and project structure.

license

GPL-3.0. see LICENSE.