helix / ResourceId

Class: ResourceId<R>

Defined in: core/values/resource.ts:25

A resource-location that knows WHICH registry it belongs to. The registry id is a phantom brand on the type parameter R, so a Biome (ResourceId<"minecraft:worldgen/biome">) is NOT interchangeable with an Enchantment (ResourceId<"minecraft:enchantment">) even though both are resource locations underneath. This is the whole point of Principle 1 in PHILOSOPHY.md: a command slot that wants an enchantment accepts an Enchantment, never a bare string or a wrong-registry id.

The concrete named types (Biome, Enchantment, ...) and their factories are GENERATED into resource.generated.ts from the command tree's properties.registry, so when Minecraft adds/renames a registry the type set tracks it on the next gen:commands run - no hand-maintained list.

Biome("plains") -> "minecraft:plains" Enchantment("#ns:foo") -> "#ns:foo" (tag form preserved)

Rendering is currently namespace-normalisation only (like Id); once a version's RegistrySet carries the relevant registry, render can validate id against registry for the target version.

Type Parameters

R

R extends string = string

Implements

• CommandValue

Constructors

Constructor

new ResourceId<R>(id, registry): ResourceId<R>

Defined in: core/values/resource.ts:26

Parameters

id

string

registry

R

The registry this id resolves against, e.g. "minecraft:enchantment".

Returns

ResourceId<R>

Properties

registry

readonly registry: R

Defined in: core/values/resource.ts:29

The registry this id resolves against, e.g. "minecraft:enchantment".

Methods

render()

render(): string

Defined in: core/values/resource.ts:32

Returns

string

Implementation of

CommandValue.render