DNS peer client

The client talks to Digitally Networked Storage when that pack is on the world. It does not require DNS: waitReady() is false if DNS is missing, and you keep using your own storage. If this addon is a DNS extension, you can still require the DNS pack yourself.

DNS does not run your machines. It connects them to a Machine Interface so items can move, and so you can receive power and talk to storage and autocraft.

Wiki — start with Installation (files, waitReady, world-load recipe).

Copy mcbe-ipc into your pack next to the client.

Drop-in JS (no bundler)

1. Download dns-peer-client.js from mcbe-dns-peer-client Releases.
2. Put Omniac’s mcbe-ipc module in the same folder, named mcbe-ipc.js. The client imports ./mcbe-ipc.js.
3. Import the client from your pack’s entry script.

import { createBedrockClient } from "./dns-peer-client.js";

npm (bundlers)

npm install @mcbe-dns-peer/client mcbe-ipc

import { createBedrockClient } from "@mcbe-dns-peer/client/bedrock";

const dns = createBedrockClient();
if (!(await dns.waitReady())) {
  // DNS is off this world, or the packs don't match — keep your own storage
}