envbench v3.0.2

💡 Why Use Envbench?

There are several reasons you might want to have multiple environments:

• Keep work and personal projects separate to prevent NDA risks when opening Blockbench.
• Maintain clean environments for developing and testing plugins.
• Have multiple versions of Blockbench installed without conflicts.
• Save different instances for different projects, ensuring your start menu only displays relevant models.

📦 Installation

⚠️ Requirements

• Node.js

🪜 Steps

1. Open a terminal (cmd or PowerShell on Windows).
2. Run the following command:

   npm i -g envbench

3. Verify the installation by running:

   envbench

   If installed correctly, you should see Envbench's help information.

⌨️ Getting Started

Usage

envbench <command> [options]

!TIP Running envbench without arguments will list all available commands.

Creating a new environment

envbench create my-environment

Starting your environment

envbench start my-environment