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@ore-ui-types/enums

v1.3.0

Published

Enums for Minecraft Bedrock Edition's Ore UI scripting environment.

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Ore UI Types - Enums

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Enums for Minecraft Bedrock Edition's Ore UI scripting environment.

This is meant to be used with the ore-ui-types package.

Unlike the ore-ui-types package, this package is not purely type declaration files, to make use of the enums, you will need do the following:

  1. Install the package using npm install @ore-ui-types/enums.
  2. Copy the index.js file from node_modules/@ore-ui-types/enums/index.js to gui/dist/hbui/@ore-ui-types/enums (in the Ore UI files, the file should be called enums (with no file extension)) (or if you are using it in a plugin for 8Crafter's Ore UI Customizer (v1.10.0+), it will already be there, so you can skip this step).
    • Note: If the script or HTML file importing this package is not in gui/dist/hbui/, then you will need to copy this file to be at ./@ore-ui-types/enums relative to the script or HTML file. (ex. If your file is at gui/dist/myScript.js, then you will need to copy the file to gui/dist/@ore-ui-types/enums.). If you don't want to copy the file to a specific location you can configure your tsconfig.json to map /hbui/@ore-ui-types/enums to the types for the package, to do that just add the following to your tsconfig.json's compilerOptions (make sure baseUrl is set to ./ in your tsconfig.json's compilerOptions) (once you do it you will import the package through /hbui/@ore-ui-types/enums instead of @ore-ui-types/enums):
      {
          "compilerOptions": {
              "paths": {
                  "/hbui/@ore-ui-types/enums": ["./node_modules/@ore-ui-types/enums/index.d.ts"]
              }
          }
      }