Community Mod Documentation


🌐 The central repository for community documentation can be found here.

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A collection of community documentation for the Modded Minecraft Wiki.

📖 This repository serves as a source of unofficial documentation for minecraft mods contributed by the community and maintained by the Modded Minecraft Wiki developer team / Sinytra.

📂 Each subdirectory (with the exception of gradle) contains a Wiki project with documentation files and metadata. Registration of projects to the Wiki is handled automatically.

🤝 Contributing

We welcome all contributions - no coding knowledge is required!

  1. Start by opening the repository in your favourite editor or IDE.
    You can also use GitHub Codespaces in the browser for a quick setup (supports live previews, too!).

  2. Launch a local preview by running ./gradlew previewDocs in the terminal and wait until the environment has finished setting up.

  3. Once the preview instance is ready, the editor will prompt you to open it in a new tab. Click Open in Browser.
    Alternatively, you can find a link in the PORTS tab next to the terminal.

  4. You're ready to start editing docs! 🎉

To learn more about the documentation file format used, see this page.

Existing projects

Making changes to existing projects is fairly simple. Find the project you'd like to update and make desired changes to documentation files. Once you're done, commit your working tree and create a Pull Request with your changes.

New projects

Adding new projects can be done in two easy steps:

  1. Create a subdirectory for the mod you're going to document. The name of this directory should match the value of the id field in the project metadata file.

  2. Add the name of the subdirectory to the documentation_roots property inside gradle.properties.

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(Registration coming soon, stay tuned!)