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# Azalea
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A Rust library for creating Minecraft bots.
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I named this Azalea because it sounds like a cool word and this is a cool library. This project was heavily inspired by PrismarineJS.
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## Goals
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- Do everything a vanilla client can do
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- Be easy to use
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- Bypass most/all anticheats
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- Support the latest Minecraft version
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- Be fast
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## Example code
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Note that these doesn't work yet, it's just how I want the API to look.
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```rs
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use azalea::{Bot, Event};
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let bot = Bot::offline("bot");
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// or let bot = azalea::Bot::microsoft("access token").await;
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bot.join("localhost".try_into().unwrap()).await.unwrap();
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loop {
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match bot.recv().await {
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Event::Message(m) {
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if m.username == bot.username { return };
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bot.chat(m.message).await;
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},
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Event::Kicked(m) {
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println!(m);
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bot.reconnect().await.unwrap();
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},
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_ => {}
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}
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}
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```
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```rs
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use azalea::{Bot, Event};
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let bot = Bot::offline("bot");
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// or let bot = azalea::Bot::microsoft("access token").await;
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bot.join("localhost".try_into().unwrap()).await.unwrap();
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loop {
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match bot.recv().await {
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Event::Message(m) {
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if m.username == bot.username { return };
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if m.message = "go" {
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bot.goto_goal(
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pathfinder::Goals::NearXZ(5, azalea::BlockXZ(0, 0))
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).await;
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let chest = bot.open_chest(&bot.world.find_one_block(|b| b.id == "minecraft:chest")).await.unwrap();
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bot.take_amount(&chest, 3, |i| i.id == "#minecraft:planks").await;
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// when rust adds async drop this won't be necessary
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chest.close().await;
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let crafting_table = bot.open_crafting_table(&bot.world.find_one_block(|b| b.id == "minecraft:crafting_table")).await.unwrap();
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bot.craft(&crafting_table, &bot.recipe_for("minecraft:sticks")).await?;
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let pickaxe = bot.craft(&crafting_table, &bot.recipe_for("minecraft:wooden_pickaxe")).await?;
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crafting_table.close().await;
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bot.hold(&pickaxe);
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loop {
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if let Err(e) = bot.dig(bot.feet_coords().down(1)).await {
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println!("{:?}", e);
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break;
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}
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}
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}
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},
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_ => {}
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}
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}
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```
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You can use the `azalea::Bots` struct to control many bots as one unit.
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```rs
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use azalea::{Bot, Bots, Event, pathfinder};
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#[tokio::main]
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async fn main() {
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let bots = Bots::new();
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for i in 0..10 {
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bots.add(Bot::offline(format!("bot{}", i)));
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}
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bots.join("localhost".try_into().unwrap()).await.unwrap();
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bots.goto(azalea::BlockCoord(0, 70, 0)).await;
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// or bots.goto_goal(pathfinder::Goals::Goto(azalea::BlockCoord(0, 70, 0))).await;
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// destroy the blocks in this area and then leave
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bots.fill(
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azalea::Selection::Range(
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azalea::BlockCoord(0, 0, 0),
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azalea::BlockCoord(16, 255, 16)
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),
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azalea::block::Air
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).await;
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}
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```
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