Ajour is a World of Warcraft addon manager written in Rust with a strong focus on performance and simplicity. The project is completely advertisement free, privacy respecting and open source. Ajour currently supports macOS and Windows.
- Addons from multiple repositories:
- Bulk update
- Remove addon
- Retail and classic flavor support
- Custom themes
Prebuilt binaries for macOS and Windows can be downloaded from the GitHub releases page.
For everyone else, a detailed instruction can be found here.
Ajour will generate a configuration file for you, unless it finds one in the following directory:
macOS / Linux:
$HOME/.config/ajour/ajour.yml
Windows:
%APPDATA%\ajour\ajour.yml
Ajour supports Dark (default) and Light themes out of the box. Custom themes can also be added and selected inside the application.
Instructions for adding custom themes can be found on the themes wiki page.
When will you release Ajour / be feature complete?
The plan is to have a stable, polished release in time for the Shadowlands launch. 10.27.20.
When can we expect a Linux version?
Ajour is being developed and tested on macOS and Windows, but should work on Linux if installed from source.
What should I do if some addon isn't showing or updating correctly?
We encourage you to raise an issue and tell us all about it! We want Ajour to support as many addons as possible. This means a lot of edge cases. A list of addons with known issues can be found in the wiki.
Why Rust?
We wanted to create an application which natively compiles to both Windows, Linux and macOS while at the same time is as performant and reliable as possible.
Ogri'la has done a great job of creating a curated list of other addon managers:
https://ogri-la.github.io/wow-addon-managers/
- tarkah for the many great contributions.
- Rasmus Nielsen for the Ajour icon.
- mlablah for the architectural discussions.
- ##rust and the whole community 🦀
Ajour is released under the MIT License.
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