Resourcepack Module


Provide function to read resource pack.

Usage

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Read pack metadata from file:

``ts
import { ResourcePack, PackMeta } from "@xmcl/resourcepack"
const fileFullPath = "path/to/pack/some-pack.zip";
const pack: PackMeta.Pack = await ResourcePack.readPackMeta(fileFullPath);
// or you want read from folder, same function call
const dirFullPath = "path/to/pack/some-pack";
const fromFolder: PackMeta.Pack = await ResourcePack.readPackMeta(dirFullPath);

// if you have already read the file, don't want to reopen the file
// the file path will be only used for resource pack name
const fileContentBuffer: Buffer;
const fromBuff: PackMeta.Pack = await ResourcePack.readPackMeta(fileFullPath, fileContentBuffer);
`

Read pack icon:

`ts
import { ResourcePack, PackMeta } from "@xmcl/resourcepack"
const fileFullPath = "path/to/pack/some-pack.zip";
const pack: Uint8Array = await ResourcePack.readIcon(fileFullPath);
`

Put them together in efficent way (don't open resource pack again and again):

`ts
import { ResourcePack, PackMeta } from "@xmcl/resourcepack"
const fileFullPath = "path/to/pack/some-pack.zip";
const res = await ResourcePack.open(fileFullPath);
const pack: PackMeta.Pack = await ResourcePack.readPackMeta(res);
const icon: Uint8Array = await ResourcePack.readIcon(res);

// or

const pack: PackMeta.Pack = await res.info();
const icon: Uint8Array = await res.icon();
`

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You can read resource pack content just like Minecraft:

`ts
import { ResourcePack, ResourceLocation } from "@xmcl/resourcepack"
const fileFullPath = "path/to/pack/some-pack.zip";
const pack: ResourcePack = await ResourcePack.open(fileFullPath);

// this is almost the same with original Minecraft
// this get the dirt texture png -> minecraft:textures/block/dirt.png
const resLocation: ResourceLocation = ResourceLocation.ofTexturePath("block/dirt");

console.log(resLocation); // minecraft:textures/block/dirt.png

const resource: Resource | undefined = await pack.get(resLocation);
if (resource) {
const binaryContent: Uint8Array = await resource.read();
// this is the metadata for resource, like animated texture metadata.
const metadata: PackMeta = await resource.readMetadata();
}
`

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You can use this to load Minecraft block model and texture just like Minecraft.

`ts
import { ResourcePack, Resource, BlockModel,ResourceManager, ModelLoader } from "@xmcl/resourcepack";
import { openFileSystem } from "@xmcl/system";

const man = new ResourceManager();
const resourcePack = new ResourcePack(await openFileSystem("/path/to/resource-pack.zip"));
// setup resource pack
man.addResourcePack(resourcePack);

const loader = new ModelLoader(man);

await loader.loadModel("block/grass"); // load grass model
await loader.loadModel("block/stone"); // load stone model
// ... load whatever you want model

const textures: Record = loader.textures;
const models: Record = loader.models;

const resolvedModel: BlockModel.Resolved = models["block/grass"];
`

$3

You can use this module in nodejs/electron:

`ts
import { openFileSystem } from "@xmcl/system";
import { ResourcePack, Resource, ResourceManager, ResourceLocation } from "@xmcl/resourcepack";
const manager: ResourceManager = new ResourceManager();

// add a resource source which load resource from file
await manager.addResourcePack(new ResourcePack(await openFileSystem('/base/path')));

// load grass block model resource; it will load file at assets/${location.domain}/${location.path}
// which is '/base/path/assets/minecraft/models/block/grass.json'
// same logic with minecraft
const resource = await manager.get(ResourceLocation.ofModelPath('block/grass'));

const content: string = await resource.read("utf-8"); // your resource content
const modelJSON = JSON.parse(content);
`

The resource manager will do the simplest cache for same resource location.

You can clear the cache by:

`ts
manager.clearCache();
``