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Added concurrency control for downloads using p-limit (max 6 simultaneous).

Removed cli-progress and progress bars from downloads, as it shits the bed with concurrency.

Simplified axios requests in downloadJar (removed custom headers as it was used only for cli-progress).

Refactored Jenkins handling to use API JSON instead of HTML scraping. (as i had weird failing with a few jenkins servers, and this seemed to fix it completely)

Removed cli-progress dependency; added p-limit dependency.

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The Big Three! (V1.1.1)

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The Big Three! (V1.1.1)

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README.md

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README.md

Super Cool Jar Downloader / Uploader :3

Highly customized for my use case. Not intended for the lay-person use.
Im Assuming you're experienced, can read the code and understand it.

Features

Downloads the Latest PaperMC server version (may add more soon)
Auto-detects download source (GitHub / Jenkins / Modrinth / Bukkit / Paper Hanger / Direct)
Skips already downloaded files
Password encryption for SFTP (AES-256-CBC)
Optional SFTP upload support
CLI progress bar for downloads

Requirements

Node.js v20+
config.json in project root
Generates secret.key on first run (For SFTP/SSH connections to copy the jars to your server)