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A simple Python library that includes a Project Lumina API wrapper and a Minecraft Bedrock World Editor.
A simple Python library that includes a Project Lumina API wrapper and a Minecraft Bedrock World Editor.
To install, use the following pip command:
pip install projectlumina
import projectlumina
# Fetching information about Project Lumina.
api = projectlumina.Api() # Creates an API instance.
about = api.about # about.txt
connections = api.connections # connections.json
options = api.options # options.json
packs = api.packs # packs.json
releases = api.releases # releases.json
# You can still fetch these using the fetch() function if needed:
packs = api.fetch('packs.json')
# However, the fetch() function has to be used to fetch nested items:
esp_zip = api.fetch('packs/esp/esp.zip')
import projectlumina
# Converting a level.dat file and returning it as level.snbt.
level_dat = projectlumina.WorldEditor('level.dat') # Note: converting only works by passing a file, not text.
level_snbt = level_dat.convert('snbt')
print(level_snbt) # Printing the converted file.
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A simple Python library that includes a Project Lumina API wrapper and a Minecraft Bedrock World Editor.
We found that projectlumina.py demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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