# bolt-expressions
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> a `pandas`-esque API for creating expressions within bolt
## Introduction
Bolt is a scripting language which mixes both python and mcfunction. This package amplifies this language by adding an API for creating fluent expressions loosely based off of the `pandas` syntax. These expressions are use for simplifying large bits of scoreboard and storage operation allowing you to swiftly create complex operations with the ease of normal programming.
```py
from bolt_expressions import Scoreboard, Data
math = Scoreboard.objective("math")
storage = Data.storage(example:temp)
stack = storage.hotbar[0]
math["@s"] = stack.Count * math["$cost"] + math["$value"] - stack.tag.discount * 0.75
```
->
```mcfunction
execute store result score @s math run data get storage example:temp hotbar[0].Count 1
scoreboard players operation @s math *= $cost math
scoreboard players operation @s math += $value math
execute store result score $i1 bolt.expr.temp run data get storage example:temp hotbar[0].tag.discount 0.75
scoreboard players operation @s math -= $i1 bolt.expr.temp
```
## Installation
The package can be installed with `pip`. Note, you must have `beet`, `mecha` and `bolt` installed to use this package.
```bash
$ pip install bolt-expressions
```
## Getting started
This package is designed to be used within any `bolt` script (either a `.mcfunction` or `bolt` file) inside a `bolt` enabled project.
```yaml
require:
- bolt
- bolt_expressions
pipeline:
- mecha
```
Once you've required `bolt` and `bolt_expressions`, you are able to import the python package directly inside your bolt script.
```py
from bolt_expressions import Scoreboard, Data
```
Now you're free to use the API objects. Create objectives, block, storage and entity nbt sources to easily write expressions as simple or complex as you like to make it.
```py
math = Scoreboard.objective("math")
executor = Data.entity("@s")
block = Data.block("~ ~ ~")
storage = Data.storage(example:storage)
math["$value"] = math["$points"] + executor.Health*10 + block.Items[0].Count - storage.discount
storage.values.append(math["$value"])
```
->
```mcfunction
execute store result score $value math run data get entity @s Health 10
scoreboard players operation $value math += $points math
execute store result score $i1 bolt.expr.temp run data get block ~ ~ ~ Items[0].Count 1
scoreboard players operation $value math += $i1 bolt.expr.temp
execute store result score $i2 bolt.expr.temp run data get storage example:storage discount 1
scoreboard players operation $value math -= $i2 bolt.expr.temp
data modify storage example:storage values append value 0
execute store result storage example:storage values[-1] int 1 run scoreboard players get $value math
```
## Features
- Robust API supporting Scoreboards, Storage, Blocks, and Entities
- Provides an interface to manipulate large, complex mathematical expressions simplily
- Automatically initializes objectives and score constants
- Allows you to interopt custom variables with normal commands
Checkout some examples over at our [docs](https://rx-modules.github.io/bolt-expressions/)!
## Contributing
Contributions are welcome. Make sure to first open an issue discussing the problem or the new feature before creating a pull request. The project uses [`poetry`](https://python-poetry.org).
```bash
$ poetry install
```
You can run the tests with `poetry run pytest`.
```bash
$ poetry run pytest
```
The project must type-check with [`pyright`](https://github.com/microsoft/pyright). If you're using VSCode the [`pylance`](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-python.vscode-pylance) extension should report diagnostics automatically. You can also install the type-checker locally with `npm install` and run it from the command-line.
```bash
$ npm run watch
$ npm run check
```
The code follows the [`black`](https://github.com/psf/black) code style. Import statements are sorted with [`isort`](https://pycqa.github.io/isort/).
```bash
$ poetry run isort bolt_expressions examples tests
$ poetry run black bolt_expressions examples tests
$ poetry run black --check bolt_expressions examples tests
```
---
License - [MIT](https://github.com/rx-modules/bolt-expressions/blob/main/LICENSE)
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