QuestPackageManager

QuestPackageManager is a small, developer-focused publisher whose single utility, Quest Package Manager, streamlines every stage of Beat Saber and other VR-title modding on Oculus/Meta Quest headsets. Written in Rust and distributed as a cross-platform CLI, the tool combines the roles of a dependency resolver, template generator, build helper, and release uploader so that hobbyists and professional modders can initialize a new project, pull in shared libraries like beatsaber-hook or codegen, compile native C++ code with the appropriate Android NDK flags, package the resulting .so and .json into a redistributable .qmod file, and publish tagged releases to GitHub—all without leaving the terminal. Typical workflows start with qpm init, which scaffolds CMakeLists, Android.mk, and mod.json manifests; continues with qpm dependency add to fetch version-locked community packages; and ends with qpm build && qpm upload, which produces artifacts compatible with the BMBF or QuestPatcher sideloading ecosystem. Because the index is curated on GitHub, teams can fork it to host private libraries, enforce semantic versioning, and run CI jobs that automatically validate manifests and checksums. The lightweight client integrates with existing package managers such as winget or Scoop, so Windows users can script nightly builds or bulk dependency updates across multiple mods with one command. QuestPackageManager software is available free of charge on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources like winget, always install the newest release, and support batch installation alongside other tools.