Minecraft

Resolve and inspect Minecraft versions through kit.versions.minecraft.

import { MinecraftChannels } from "@loontail/minecraft-kit";

const releases = await kit.versions.minecraft.list({ channel: MinecraftChannels.RELEASE });
const latest = await kit.versions.minecraft.latest({ channel: MinecraftChannels.RELEASE });
const summary = await kit.versions.minecraft.get({ version: "1.20.1" });
const resolved = await kit.versions.minecraft.resolve({ version: "1.20.1" });

resolve() returns a ResolvedMinecraft containing the full per-version manifest (asset index, libraries, downloads, mainClass, javaVersion).

For a vanilla target you do not need to resolve anything else — just pass { type: Loaders.VANILLA } to kit.targets.resolve and the kit assembles the loader from the already-resolved Minecraft manifest:

import { Loaders } from "@loontail/minecraft-kit";

const target = await kit.targets.resolve({
  id: "vanilla-1.20.1",
  directory: "./minecrafts/vanilla",
  minecraft: { version: "1.20.1" },
  loader: { type: Loaders.VANILLA },
});

Channels

The library exposes the channels declared by Mojang's version_manifest_v2.json — release, snapshot, old_beta, old_alpha — through the MinecraftChannels const map. Use these instead of bare strings.