wicked-expressions

Extension of bolt-expressions written in Bolt.

Warning

This library is now mostly reduntant as of bolt-expressions version v0.15.0 with the addition of conditional statements built into the base library.

Other features such as annonymous variables may come as a separate library in the future!

Thank you for using my library!

Introduction

This is an extension of the bolt-expressions package. I highly recommend getting accustom to the original before using this one. This package is meant to build upon it by adding more functionality.

from wicked_expressions:api import Scoreboard, Var, Float

foo = Scoreboard('demo')['$foo']
bar = Var(Float, 3.14159)

foo = 123
data_0 = 30

if foo == 1:
    tellraw @a "foo == 1"
else:
    tellraw @a "foo != 1"

if bar == 3.14159:
    tellraw @a "yes :3"
else:
    tellraw @a "no :<"

Installation

pip install wicked_expressions

Getting started

The library is designed to be used within any bolt script (either a .mcfunction or bolt file) inside a bolt enabled project.

require:
    - bolt
    - wicked_expressions

pipeline:
    - mecha

Once you've required bolt and wicked_expressions, you are able to import the package's api module directly inside your bolt script.

Most of the imports come from the wicked_expressions:api module as shown below.

from wicked_expressions:api import Scoreboard

Now you're free to use the API. Use simple and complex expressions, compare expressions and have access to many more features of the library!

Documentation

Docs available here.

Features

• Most if not all the functionality of bolt-expressions.
• Built in score & data comparison using python's comparison operators.
• Useful functions and methods especially for bolt library developers such as .store() and .get().
• Anonymous runtime variables.
• DataStash feature allowing per-entity data.

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License - MIT