A lightweight way to create Minecraft datapacks in rust

Covered datapack files that can be created easily

• advancements
• functions
• item_modifiers
• loot_tables
• predicates
• recipes
• structures
• tags/blocks
• tags/entity_types
• tags/fluids
• tags/functions
• tags/game_events
• tags/items
• dimension
• dimension_type
• worldgen/biome
• worldgen/configured_carver
• worldgen/configured_feature
• worldgen/configured_structure_feature
• worldgen/configured_surface_builder
• worldgen/noise_settings
• worldgen/placed_feature
• worldgen/processor_list
• worldgen/template_pool

Create a simple hello world datapack

use datapack::builder::DataPackBuilder;
use datapack::component::{Component, MCFunction};
use datapack::namespace::Namespace;

use std::fs::File;

let file = File::create("example.zip").unwrap();

DataPackBuilder::new()
    .add_namespace(
        Namespace::new("example")
            .add_component(Component::Function(MCFunction::new("say hello world", "hello", true, false)))
    ).build(&file)