Project roadmap to v1

[thomaslaurenson]

Subcommand functionality:

Subcommand	Implemented	Tests	Notes
info	✅	✅
create	✅	✅
add	✅	✅
remove	✅	✅
list	✅	✅
extract	✅	✅
read	✅	✅
verify	✅	✅

Binaries automated in workflow + releases:

• Linux
• Windows
• OSX EDIT: OS X release is off the list, let me know if you want it!

Wrappers implemented:

• Python
• NodeJS
• EDIT: Decided this is CLI tool first, it is not a library that needs wrappers.

[thomaslaurenson]

• Might not include patching in version 1.0.0
• Depends on amount of work (especially testing required)

[thomaslaurenson]

All base functionality implemented. Holding off on promotion to 1.0.0 until full patch/install check for WoW Vanilla, TBC and WoTLK performed.

[sjoblomj]

@thomaslaurenson Let me know if you wish to test this with any of the following games. I believe I have the old MPQ files lying around somewhere. I'll be traveling and unavailable throughout September though.

• StarCraft I
• StarCraft I Beta
• StarCraft I BroodWar
• StarCraft I BroodWar Beta
• WarCraft II BNE
• Diablo I
• Diablo I Hellfire
• Diablo II
• Diablo II LoD
• Lords of Magic

[Foereaper]

All base functionality implemented. Holding off on promotion to 1.0.0 until full patch/install check for WoW Vanilla, TBC and WoTLK performed.

Works well for WoTLK at least, that's what I primarily use this for

[thomaslaurenson]

Thought this issue could use an update. Still releasing updates and slowly getting mpqcli to a stable state. I don't mind holding back a v1 release until things are really solid. I want a robust tool that is polished, so when v1 hits, there will be no subcommand or argument changes without backwards compatibility. Additionally, there are a few more things I want to finish up:

• Tests rewritten in C++ using Catch2 (see [Refactor]: Move current test solution to C++ and Catch2 #166)
• More thorough testing, especially integration tests on real data (MPQ archives)
• More robust releases with checksums and codesign
• Get to a more formalised clang format/tidy config
• Tidy up the project format (folder structure)