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# EZSOLDER v2.1.3                                             #
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What is EZSolder?
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EZSolder is a faster way of packaging and uploading an assortment
of files that are of use in a Minecraft Technic modpack. Solder is
a wonderful tool but as of this point, it does not support uploading
a file to its proper location and format from its interface. The
process is manual and laborious. Until then, or maybe even beyond,
EZSolder is here to fill that gap.

Requirements
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- PHP 5.2+
- PHP zip extension enabled
- A MySQL database
- Technic Solder and associated database tables
- Knowledge of how to operate Apache/Nginx/Lighttpd/IIS
- A copy of Minecraft (otherwise, why make modpacks?)

Installing
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If you are reading this, then you have elected to download the zipped
version and install it that way. In which case, all you need to do is
drag the archived folder into some place in your web server's directory.
It is recommended that you set up a basic auth page to keep in front of
EZSolder, as this application does not include any form of user author-
ization or validation component.

Setup
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After installation, you'll want to edit config.dist.php, input the right
information, and rename it to config.php.

- url: The base url where you'll access your installation
  e.g. https://example.com/ezsolder. If this isn't set EZSolder will attempt
  to figure it out on its own.
- repository: The absolute path of your Solder mod repository from your
  server's (or webhost's virtual) root e.g. /var/www/htdocs/solder/mods
- hostname: The location of your Solder database. Usually localhost.
- database: The name of your Solder database.
- username: The user assigned to your Solder database.
- password: Said user's password.
- prefix: If your database tables use a prefix, enter it here. This can
  usually be left blank. Usually only used if your web host only allows you
  to use one database. (If this is the case, find a different host!)

Credits
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(c) Flawedspirit 2017

Thanks to CaitlynMainer for her help with (and outright addition) of cool
stuff like a lot of the database code, and the automatic mod slug lookup and
autofill.
