TypeError: CurseForgeAPI.getMinecraftModloaders() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self' about curseforgeapy HOT 20 CLOSED

However, a question arose! And how to download and then run minecraft with the forge core?

personally, I use PolyMC which can be found here. It lets you have multiple instances with different mods. Otherwise, just follow the guide here

I will now be closing the issue, since this is technically out of scope for the package

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Oh, no.. Everything need 'self' '-_-

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I looked into the code and the problem is most likely in the enum library. Which I can't download -_-... Gives AttributeError error: module 'enum' has no attribute 'global_enum'

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Hi,
enum is a builtin library in python since 3.4, it should be included within your python distribution if you are using a version above or equal to 3.4.

I will have a look into the other issue, thanks for reporting it.

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Hi,
enum is a builtin library in python since 3.4, it should be included within your python distribution if you are using a version above or equal to 3.4.

I will have a look into the other issue, thanks for reporting it.

I'm used (and using) python 3.11

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Hi there,

If possible, would you be able to post the code to reproduce this error?
I am having trouble recreating it, as everything seems to work as usual.

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Hi,
enum is a builtin library in python since 3.4, it should be included within your python distribution if you are using a version above or equal to 3.4.
I will have a look into the other issue, thanks for reporting it.

I'm used (and using) python 3.11

Using the following code:

from CurseForgeAPy import CurseForgeAPI

cf = CurseForgeAPI("my-api-key")

# Get the modloaders
minecraftModloaders = cf.getMinecraftModloaders()
print(minecraftModloaders)

Everything seems to work fine

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That's the problem! That's what I did!

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Word for word

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And one more thing: I will stop answering for now since it's already 11 pm in my country

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Very odd. Despite what the documentation says, the minecraft modloader endpoint you are trying to access doesnt actually require authentication, so its not to do with that. I have no idea what would cause it to fail on your machine, try upgrading the package using pip3 install --upgrade curseforgeapy.

The package seems to work fine on the several versions of python I have tested it on as well as Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04. If upgrading the package doesnt help, I'm not sure what will, assuming you have copy pasted the sample code. Apologies for not being able to help more.

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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'CurseForgeAPy.schemaClasses'

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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'CurseForgeAPy.schemaClasses'

Again, if you upgrade to the latest version this shouldnt happen. Initially it was caused by an update that i did mark as breaking, then later reverted.

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Alleluia! It works

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However, a question arose! And how to download and then run minecraft with the forge core?

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Thanks :)

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But, you didn't understand my question a little, I meant installation, and then launch via python or via the sys module

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Although I kind of found a library for that.... If necessary, I can unsubscribe what kind of library and throw off an example of work

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Oh, I have no idea.

How I'd do it is probably upload a github repo with all the necessary files, then download it within the script and place them in the relevant places (.minecraft etc).

Then you can use the os.system to run a shell command to launch it.

Probably give it a google, but thats the general gist of how I would implement it.

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continue the discussion in https://github.com/James2854/CurseForgeAPy/discussions/4#discussion-4716753
if you would like.

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