Enchanting Table

Intro

Called when the player inserts an item into the enchanting table. Event can be called by using MoreJS.enchantmentTableChanged((event) => {...})

Methods

• get(row: number): EnchantmentData
  • Returns the enchantment data for the given row inside the enchanting table. Row 0 is the top row, 1 is the second row and 2 is the bottom row.
• getPosition()
• getItem()
• setItem(item: ItemStack)
• getSecondItem()
• getLevel()
• getPlayer()

EnchantmentData

Enchantment data contains all information about a specific row inside the enchanting table.

If you modify any enchantments inside the data, you should either call randomClue() or setClue() to update the clue tooltip in the enchanting table. This will not happen automatically.

interface EnchantmentData {
    requiredLevel: number,
    enchantments: EnchantmentInstance[],
    enchantmentIds: string[],
    hasEnchantment(enchantment: Enchantment): boolean,
    hasEnchantment(enchantment: Enchantment, level: number | number[]): boolean,
    removeEnchantments((enchantment: Enchantment, level: number) => boolean),
    addEnchantment(enchantment: Enchantment, level: number),
    randomClue(),
    setClue(enchantment: Enchantment, level: number),
    setClue(enchantmentInstance: EnchantmentInstance),
    clearClue(),
}

interface EnchantmentInstance {
    enchantment: Enchantment,
    level: number,
}

Usage

MoreJS.enchantmentTableChanged((event) => {
    const data = event.get(2)
    data.addEnchantment("minecraft:mending", 1)
    data.randomClue()
})

MoreJS.enchantmentTableChanged((event) => {
    const data = event.get(2)

    // removes sharpness if level > 3
    data.removeEnchantments((enchantment, level) => {
        return enchantment.key === "minecraft:sharpness" && level > 3
    })
    data.randomClue()
})