Digital Crafter

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	A block that allows crafting any crafting recipes using a set of Lua functions. Also allows searching for items and looking up recipes by ingredient names or result names.		A block that allows crafting any crafting recipes using a set of Lua functions. Also allows searching for items and looking up recipes by ingredient names or result names.

	The crafter also ~~come~~ with an inventory of 27 slots from which the ingredients are taken. Extra-results, such as empty buckets when crafting a cake~~, are returned into this inventory again. The~~ desired output, e.g. the cake~~, is~~ either pushed upwards (into a block with inventory or ejected), or alternatively returned into the own inventory, depending on the <code>outputIntoOwnInventory</code> argument.		The crafter also comes with an inventory of 27 slots from which the ingredients are taken. Extra-results (such as empty buckets when crafting a cake) and the desired output (e.g. the cake) are either pushed upwards (into a block with inventory or ejected), or alternatively returned into the own inventory, depending on the <code>outputIntoOwnInventory</code> argument.

	Every crafting operation is instant but may impose a delay that is computed as stated in the description of <code>baseCooldown</code>. The base cooldown of crafting operations is configurable in the mod config.		Every crafting operation is instant but may impose a delay that is computed as stated in the description of <code>baseCooldown</code>. The base cooldown of crafting operations is configurable in the mod config.



	== Provided component ==		== Provided component ==
	This block provides the <code>digitalCrafter</code> component, offering the following properties:		This block provides the <code>digitalCrafter</code> component, offering the following properties:
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	\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \|<code>:searchItemsByName(string:partialName)</code>		\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \|<code>:searchItemsByName(string:partialName)</code>
	\|<code>string</code>		\|<code>string[]</code>
	\|Returns all item names matching the given query string in the format <code>minecraft:torch</code>.		\|Returns all item names matching the given query string in the format <code>minecraft:torch</code>.
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	\|<code>:searchItemsByDisplayName(string:partialName)</code>		\|<code>:searchItemsByDisplayName(string:partialName)</code>
	\|<code>string</code>		\|<code>string[]</code>
	\|Returns all item names matching the given query string in the format <code>Torch</code> or <code>Redstone Lamp</code>.		\|Returns all item names matching the given query string in the format <code>Torch</code> or <code>Redstone Lamp</code>.
			FUTURE (0.7.1+): will return a table whose keys are internal names, and the values are the found display item names. E.g. <code>{["minecraft:torch"]="Torch"}</code> as otherwise it is hard to convert an item name to the id format.
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	\|<code><nowiki>:craft(ingredients:(string\|nil)[], resultItem:string, int:amount, boolean:outputIntoOwnInventory)</nowiki></code>		\|<code><nowiki>:craft(ingredients:(string\|nil)[], resultItem:string, int:amount, boolean:outputIntoOwnInventory)</nowiki></code>
	\|<code>integer</code>		\|<code>integer</code>
	\|If all required items are available, crafts the result. If <code>outputIntoOwnInventory</code> is <code>true</code> the result is put into the own inventory. Otherwise ~~it is~~ pushed into the inventory that may be above, or ~~it is~~ ejected above in-world. '''Beware that there is no destination check to make sure that there is room in the inventory above, so items may spill if the destination is full.'''		\|If all required items are available, crafts the result. If <code>outputIntoOwnInventory</code> is <code>true</code> the result and extra results (such as empty buckets) are put into the own inventory. Otherwise they are pushed into the inventory that may be above, or are ejected above in-world. '''Beware that there is no destination check to make sure that there is room in the inventory above, so items may spill if the destination is full.'''
	Ingredients are supplied as a table of entries, similar to the ingredients field in recipes, but with a fixed value instead of a table in each slot. E.g. The recipe above can be supplied as <code>{"minecraft:coal", nil, nil, "minecraft:stick"}</code>. The parameter <code>amount</code> refers to how often this recipe should be crafted. So applying this recipe 3 times and crafting <code>minecraft:torch</code> will try to produce 12 items.		Ingredients are supplied as a table of entries, similar to the ingredients field in recipes, but with a fixed value instead of a table in each slot. E.g. The recipe above can be supplied as <code>{"minecraft:coal", nil, nil, "minecraft:stick"}</code>. The parameter <code>amount</code> refers to how often this recipe should be crafted. So applying this recipe 3 times and crafting <code>minecraft:torch</code> will try to produce 12 items.

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