Function

Use the function requirement in a KubeJS recipe

Use one of these methods to add a function that must be processed by the machine to continue the recipe.

Note: This has nothing to do with MC functions (or commands), this requirement allow you to make your own code in JavaScript and pass it to be executed by the machine.

//Executed when the machine is idle and search a recipe to process.
//Returning success will allow the machine to process this recipe (if all other requirements allow it as well).
//Returning error will prevent the machine to process this recipe (the machine will keep searching for another valid recipe).
.requireFunctionToStart(ctx => {return Result.success()})

//Executed the first tick of the crafting process.
//Returning success will allow the machine to continue to process this recipe.
//Returning error will put the machine in error status and display the provided error message.
.requireFunctionOnStart(ctx => {return Result.success()})

//Executed each tick of the crafting process.
//Returning success will allow the machine to continue to process this recipe.
//Returning error will put the machine in error status and display the provided error message.
.requireFunctionEachTick(ctx => {return Result.success()})

//Executed the last tick of the crafting process.
//Returning success will allow the machine to continue to process this recipe.
//Returning error will put the machine in error status and display the provided error message.
.requireFunctionOnEnd(ctx => {return Result.success()})

• The passed function MUST return a Result.

• Valid results are : Result.success() and Result.error("Error message")

• Context has various methods for interacting with the machine, see its wiki page

• The function can be delayed, put .delay(delay) directly after any .requireFunctionXXX() call to make the function be executed at the specified delay.

Example :

onEvent('recipes', event => {
	event.recipes.custommachinery.custom_machine("custommachinery:power_crusher", 200)
	.requireFunctionEachTick(ctx => {
		var remaining = ctx.machine.addItemToSlot("output1", Item.of("minecraft:diamond", 2), true);

		if(remaining.count == 0) {
                        ctx.machine.addItemToSlot("output1", Item.of("minecraft:diamond", 2), false);
			return Result.success();
                }
		return Result.error("Can't add 2 diamonds in output slot");
	})
})