GJPush

This is an experimental tool to upload builds to Game Jolt from the command line. It supports resuming an upload and creating builds/releases on the fly!

Usage

1. Download from https://github.com/gamejolt/cli/releases
2. Run from cmd / terminal:

   gjpush file
   

   where file is the path to the build you want to upload

Options

GJPush will prompt you for additionanl info it needs, but you can automate it by passing it in through options:

-t, --token=TOKEN        Your service API authentication token
-g, --game=GAME-ID       The game ID
-p, --package=PACKAGE    The package ID
-r, --release=VERSION    The release version to attach the build file to
-b, --browser            Upload a browser build. By default uploads a desktop build.

Advanced Options:
--chunk-size=MB          How big should the chunks the CLI uploads be. Defaults to 10.
--no-resume              Do not resume an existing upload. Start over if an upload already exists.

1. Token is your "password" to the tool, and can be provided to the tool in 3 ways:

   • The -t / --token parameter
   • An environment variable GJPUSH_TOKEN
   • A global credentials file located in your home directory, in .gj/credentials.json.
     The credentials file is a json containing a single key token. Looks like {"token":"your token here"}

   At the moment only testers are given a token, but when the tool is launched publicly, you can get one from your dashboard.

2. The game ID and package ID are available in the url of the manage game package page, for example:

3. The release is semver, looks like 1.2.3

Once all required options are specified, the upload can happen in a single command:

Example

Pushing version 2.0.1 as a desktop build for a game with ID 1 and package ID 2:

gjpush -t my-token -g 1 -p 2 -r 2.0.1 game.exe

To push a browser build, simply add the -b options:

gjpush -t my-token -g 1 -p 2 -r 2.0.1 -b game_html.zip

Want to help test?

Awesome! Send me an email at yariv@gamejolt.com with:

1. A link to your profile
2. A link to a game page