Getting Item.of() item quantity, pushing elements to an array

[sand bronze]

How would I get the quantity of Item.of('minecraft:dirt',12)?

What is the proper way of pushing elements to an array?

I need to split quantities of items greater than 64 into multiple stacks of items less than 65, for context.

[strong echo]

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[earnest moat]

.count

[grand holly]

array.push(<element>)

[earnest moat]

i missed that part

im not sure if you can have an Item.of() with a count higher than 64

[sand bronze]

I tested it, you can

Also tyvm I'll test this out now

How would I get 'minecraft:dirt'?

[earnest moat]

wdym by "get"

[sand bronze]

The ID. Here's the code

const assemblifyInputs = function (items){
    
    let newItems = [];        // new input list
    let currentCount = 0;
    
    items.forEach( item => {    // loop through the input array
        currentCount = item.count;    // get the count of current item
        do {    // if item count is larger than max stack size, split it into multiple "item stacks"
            newItems.push(Item.of(item,currentCount))
            currentCount -= item.maxStackSize;
        }
        while(currentCount > item.maxStackSize) // push at least once in case it's not over the max stack size
    })
    
    return newItems;
}```

[earnest moat]

thats one way to define a function

[sand bronze]

What's the best way in 1.20?

[earnest moat]

mc version doesnt matter, its just plain JS
usually you go

function whatever() {...}

or the newer way of doing it

let whatever = () => {...}

[sand bronze]

Ah I have it as a global variable so I thought const (constant) was best

[earnest moat]

add some highlighting to your codeblock by typing js after the first 3 ```

```js

[sand bronze]

Nice!! Tyvm for that

[earnest moat]

much easier to read

im still a bit confused about your question

[sand bronze]

It's good, I think you've helped a lot with your feedback

[earnest moat]

i wanna help im just not sure how to interpret your question

[sand bronze]

I was interpreting it as getting the first argument part of Item.of (the item ID) which I assume is a String

[earnest moat]

yeah you just type that, or depending on how you want to use this, get it from somewhere else

[sand bronze]

I gotcha, thanks for clarifying!