Todo

[x] Port everything from the old datapack framework
[x] Update to mc1.21
config
[x] Fix a bug where listeners can respond to the same event twice
- add a EVENT$command.config.handled tag per datapack to make sure the same event doesn’t trigger twice, it will reset when EVENT$command.config DatapackManager is false
- try to make it not pollute the scoreboard
[x] There’s currently a bug where if a datapack is not uninstalled correctly, the LOOP$main.isActive would still be true and prevent the start function from starting the datapack
- reset it upon first starting of loops onload
[x] update from 1.21.4 to 1.21.8
- [x] fix all tellraw
[x] add any missing specific versions required
[ ] Port all existing datapacks to the new framework
[x] update to 1.21.10

Applications : Minecraft : Gamer Geeks

Concept

<aside> 📌 Structured and standardized for all!

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The Datapack Framework is a solid foundational structure to build packs on.

The main focus of the framework is to ensure proper updates within the pack, and allow hooks. Ultimately, making it extremely easy to develop new packs and update existing ones.

Updater

Running an older version of the pack, then a newer one, will allow the datapack to update through update scripts, removing any old scoreboards and entities and replacing them with the updated new ones.

This allows for developers to actually save and port old data to new systems so that using a new version of the pack on an older world will not ruin it and force a reset.

Asynchronous

Programming using this framework is very focused on asynchronous execution. Flags are used to synchronize multiple async systems together.

Event System

The framework is powered by an event system. Create event variables and create loops that listen for those variables.

Permissions

Tag players with DM_admin to give them access to commands.

Hooks

Provides standard guidelines for an interface system that other datapacks can use to run code for this datapack.

Notice

<aside> ⚠️ Officially unsupporting 1.13

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Design Patterns