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Spec score · Minecraft Datapack Generators6.9 (#20)7.7 (#8)
LicenseThe public GitHub repository identifies an MIT license.The maker says the project is free to use as long as proper credit is given, and the repository identifies an MIT license.
PurposeDatapack.js is a library for building Minecraft data packs in JavaScript or TypeScript.Minecraft Datapack Compiler compiles Minecraft datapacks from the project’s `.planet` language.

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Minecraft Datapack Compiler turns projects written in the `.planet` language into Minecraft datapacks, with folder export and options to generate functions. The documented language includes variables, functions, imports, conditionals, while loops, Minecraft commands, and macros; built-ins cover printing, random values, type conversion, scoreboard access, and data access or modification. CLI arguments set the input file, Minecraft version, output folder, namespace, logging level, or help page. The precompiled Windows executable supports GUI and CLI use; users building from source can launch the GUI on Windows, macOS, or Linux. The project is free to use with proper credit, and its repository identifies an MIT license. Release notes list support additions for Minecraft 1.21.5, 1.21.6, 1.21.7, 1.21.8, 26.1, and 26.1.1. The README warns that its bundled basic datapack does not work on Minecraft 1.21.5 and later. Comet Highlighter provides `.planet` syntax highlighting in VS Code but no autocomplete. The README points to a tutorial video that is currently unavailable.

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