cli-nbt

Command-line NBT editor, with support for reading and writing a custom NBT-like text language.

Author: GinjaNinja32 (@GNinja32)

Binaries:
All binaries require Java 7
v1.0 http://bit.ly/YMhSNP - No text file support, just load/save of NBT files
v1.1 http://bit.ly/12GNXKz - Supports read/write of text format
v1.1 Update 1 http://bit.ly/1aef5VJ - GZip saving fixed, added -g argument to read a compressed file

List of in-app commands: Type 'help' at the '>' prompt to access this list in-app.

Command	Result
add <type>	Add a new tag
rem <name|index>	Remove a tag
ls	View the contents of the current tag
cd	Change to another tag. Path is '/' or '\'-separated, '..' is parent.
clr	Clear (empty) the current tag
exit	Exits the program without saving
save <filename>	Save to the specified file.
save -g <filename>	Save to the specified file with GZIP compression.
load <filename>	Load from the specified file.
load -g <filename>	Load from the specified file with GZIP compression.
help	Show this help text

Command-line:

Argument	Result
-d file1 file2	Decode file1 (in true NBT format), and write the results (in text format) to file2
-c file1 file2	Encode file1 (in text format), and write the results (in true NBT format) to file2
-m file	Load file in text format
-g file	Load file with gzip decompression

fileLoad file with no compression

Text language: <tag-type>:"<name>"=<value>;
All tag types are supported:

• byte
• short
• int
• long
• float
• double
• bytearr
• string
• list
• compound
• intarr

There is an example file in the repository, example.nbtm, with 'comments' in string tags to explain the format more thoroughly. There is also a Notepad++ 'user-defined language' file for the text language in the repository - nbtm.xml