Node References

Configuration is done under the menu root node

Node	Aliases	Description
nodes	node, scripts	Menu node references

References are implemented through Kether statements, see Node Statements

Creating Nodes

nodes:
  customNode:
    type: javascript
    value: |-
      player.getName()

As shown in the example configuration, a node named customNode is created that executes JavaScript script content and returns the player's name

In the menu, you can reference this node by calling Kether statements with inline variables

node customNode

Node Structure

First, understand the configuration structure of a node

Node	Aliases	Accepted Values	Description
type	handler	String	Node handler
value	runnable,run,script	String	Node execution content
throwable	-	Bool	Throw exceptions (default true)

Currently supported node handler types are

Type	Description
CONST	Direct constant return
TEXT	Translation variable
KETHER	Kether statement
JavaScript	JS script

CONST constant type shorthand example

nodes:
  constPrice: 200

Reference Parameters

Parameters can be passed when referencing nodes (only for KETHER/JAVASCRIPT script type nodes).

node name with <ketherAction>

Here, <ketherAction> is the parameter. The parameter will be automatically parsed into a collection variable named invokeArgs.

nodes:
  max:
    type: kether
    value: |-
      if check &invokeArgs[0] > &invokeArgs[1] then {
         &invokeArgs[0]
      } else {
         &invokeArgs[1]
      }

items:
  'A':
    material: diamond
    name: '{{ node max with array [ 15 88 ] }}'

After calculation, the item's name in the above example will display 88.

Global Nodes

tip

This feature was added in Invero 1.4.2.

# Global Nodes Configuration
GlobalNodes:
  # Enable global nodes feature
  enabled: true
  # Global nodes workspace paths
  paths:
    - 'plugins/Invero/global-nodes'
······

In the global-nodes folder (default name), place the node configurations that need to be globalized. They can then be referenced in all menus. The usage is exactly the same as the private nodes above.

note

Invero provides the gnode subcommand to operate global nodes.