bpctl

Bulk edit SLS blueprint YAML files in place.

Only the includes field is rewritten. Everything else in the file stays unchanged.

Install

go build -o bpctl .

Commands

bpctl includes add <tag> [tag...]
bpctl includes remove <tag> [tag...]

Examples

# Add tags to every blueprint under the current directory
bpctl includes add shared_plugins default_limits

# Filter by blueprint type
bpctl includes add shared_plugins --type minigame

# Filter by server software
bpctl includes add shared_plugins --software paper

# Filter by software + version range
bpctl includes add shared_plugins --software paper --version '>=1.18 <=1.20.4'

# Target a specific directory or file
bpctl includes add shared_plugins -p ./blueprints
bpctl includes remove default_limits -p ./blueprints/arcade.yml

# Preview without writing
bpctl includes add shared_plugins -n

Includes style

includes is a top-level key, inserted after the blueprint: section (not nested under it).

By default, existing style is preserved. New includes keys are written as a block list:

blueprint:
  id: "arcade"
  type: "minigame"

includes:
  - shared_plugins
  - default_limits

server:
  software: "paper"

Force a style:

bpctl includes add shared_plugins default_limits --inline
bpctl includes add shared_plugins default_limits --block

includes: [shared_plugins,default_limits]

Edits keep a single blank line between top-level sections.

Filters

Flag	Matches
--type	blueprint.type
--software	server.software
--version	server.version against a constraint
-p, --path	Directory or file to scan (default: .)

Filters can be combined. Empty filters match everything.

Version constraints

Supported comparators: >, >=, <, <=, ==, =.

A bare version means equality (1.18 is the same as ==1.18).

Ranges are space-separated and combined with AND:

<=1.16.5
>=1.17
>=1.18 <=1.20.4
(>=1.17 <=1.17.1)

Flags

Flag	Description
-p, --path	Directory or file to scan
--type	Filter by blueprint type
--software	Filter by server software
--version	Filter by version constraint
-i, --inline	Force flow style includes: [a,b]
--block	Force block list style
-n, --dry-run	Show changes without writing
-v, --verbose	Show skipped non-blueprint YAML files
-q, --quiet	Only print errors

Notes

• Scans *.yml and *.yaml recursively
• -p pointing at a non-YAML file is an error
• Skips files that are not blueprints (use -v to list them)
• Warns on YAML parse/read errors, unparsable server.version values, and per-file includes edit failures without aborting the run
• Existing tags are not duplicated on add
• Removing the last include drops the includes key