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Rework the script into something much simpler holy shit

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storage-net/README.md
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@ -4,72 +4,7 @@ This is an implementation of a centralized storage network architecture that use
## Deployment
The master node must have a modem attached and be within range of all slave nodes.
1. Deploy at least one slave turtle
* The inventory it is to monitor must be above the unit
* The unit should be able to drop below itself to push items to the master node
* Any subsequent slaves should be placed in front of the unit
2. Set up a return system that pushes into the first slave node (can be a hopper or similar)
## Communication Protocol
Messages are sent over rednet with the protocol `ccstoragenet`.
### Packet Format
Packet format is uniform between master <-> slaves and is structured like so:
```
{
// Metadata
networkid: int()
sourceid: int()
sourcetype: str()
destid: int()
// Payload
type: str()
// Optional Arguments
itemname: str()
itemquant: int()
destination: int()
location: [int(),int(),int()]
// Dump for additional body data
body: any
}
```
| Name | Required? | Type | Description
| :-- | :--: | :-- | :--
| `networkid` | true | int | The ID of the network |
| `sourceid` | true | int | The CC ID of the machine sending the packet |
| `sourcetype` | true | string | The mode of the machine sending the packet |
| `destid` | true | int | The CC ID of the intended recipient of the packet |
| `type` | true | string | An arbitrary string literal corresponding to the type of the request. Common examplse include `ping`, `query`, etc. |
| `itemname` | false | string | The unlocalized name of an item. Used for querying, crafting, movement, etc. |
| `itemquant` | false | int | Quantity of the aforementioned item |
| `destination` | false | int | The CC ID of the intended recipient of the item |
| `body` | false | any | Any additional body data per the requirements of a query, such as a detailed list of inventory contents |
### Slave Node Initialization
* The slave starts up and immediately listens for messages
### Master Node Initialization
* The master node starts up
* The master node sends a packet with type `ping`.
* The master node listens for `pong` packets from all slaves.
* The `sourceid` of all `pong` packets is recorded for statistics displays. This cached data is only used for user display. Node availability is evaluated at request time.
### Inventory Search (query)
* The sender node sends a packet with type `query`. Field `itemname` is populated with an item to query for.
* Each available slave responds with type `query`.
* `itemname` is populated with data from the previous packet
* `itemquantity` is populated with the quantity of that item attached to storages the slave has access to.
* The requester waits for a response from each slave that responded to the `ping` or until a configurable timeout is reached.
* Results are consumed
1. Deploy a Smart Computer
2. Connect the computer to at least 1 chest and 1 hopper via physical modem lines. Chests need to be attached from the bottom and hoppers from their output direction
3. Put a chest on top of the Smart Computer
4. Deploy the script

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storage-net/common.lua
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-- For information on this script, physical in-world setup, and configuration,
-- see: https://git.desu.ltd/salt/mc-scripts/src/branch/master/storage-net
-- Default configuration values. Override in config.lua. DO NOT CHANGE HERE
mode = "ConfigureMe" -- The mode of function for this node
networkid = 0 -- Unique ID for this network
port_broadcast = 42914 -- Port for M->S traffic
port_return = 42915 -- Port for S->M traffic
packet_magic = "ccstoragenet" -- Just a random string
-- This loads config.lua. See masterconfig.lua and slaveconfig.lua for example
-- configurations.
require "config"
-- Startup diagnostics
print("Salt's CC Storage Net")
print("Computer " .. os.getComputerID() .. " configured as " .. mode)
-- Common globals
modem = peripheral.find("modem") or error("No modem attached", 0)
modem_side = peripheral.getName(modem)
-- Master globals
m_slaves = {}
-- Slave globals
s_chest = peripheral.wrap("top") or nil
-- Global scope locals
local output = peripheral.wrap("top") or error("Put a chest on top of this terminal for output items", 0)
-- Helper functions
function getDepositHoppers()
-- Get all connected inventories that push items into the system
return {peripheral.find("inventory", function(name,i)
return string.find(name, "minecraft:hopper")
end)}
end
function getConnectedChests()
-- Get all connected inventories that store items
return {peripheral.find("inventory", function(name,i)
return string.find(name, "minecraft:chest")
end)}
end
-- Common functions
function c_mainLoop(loopfunc)
-- Loops a thing forever
while true do
loopfunc()
end
end
function c_waitForMessage()
-- Waits for a message on the modem, timing out after some duration
local sender, message = rednet.receive(packet_magic, 1)
if message then
if
(not message["type"]) or -- Message type is required
(message["sourcetype"] == mode) or -- Ignore packets from our class of machines
(message["networkid"] ~= networkid) or -- Ignore packets from other networks
(message["targetid"] and message["targetid"] ~= os.getComputerID) -- Ignore packets for other machines
then
return nil
function pushDepositsToChests()
-- Take all the contents of all connected hoppers and stuff them into any other connected inventory
-- These things are wrapped into tables because that's how you take multiple return values and stuff them in a table, apparently
local hoppers = getDepositHoppers()
local chests = {peripheral.find("inventory", function(name,i) return string.find(name, "minecraft:chest") end)}
-- For each hopper connected to the network...
for k,hopper in ipairs(hoppers) do
-- For each item in that hopper's inventory...
for hslot,hitem in pairs(hopper.list()) do
-- For each connected "chest"...
for k,chest in ipairs(chests) do
-- Attempt to push our items in
hopper.pushItems(peripheral.getName(chest),hslot)
end
end
return message
end
return nil
end
function c_sendMessage(message)
-- Sends a message, either to the master or all slaves depending on mode
local msg = {
networkid = networkid,
sourceid = os.getComputerID(),
sourcetype = mode,
}
-- Override basic message object with args
for k,v in pairs(message) do
msg[k] = v
end
--print("Transmitting message: " .. textutils.serialize(msg))
rednet.broadcast(msg, packet_magic)
end
-- Master functions
function m_loop()
-- The main loop of the master server
-- Listen for packets on the return net
local msg = c_waitForMessage()
if not msg then
return
end
if msg["type"] == "pong" then
local source = msg["sourceid"]
print("Received pong from slave: " .. source)
if (not m_slaves[source]) then
m_slaves[source] = {}
end
end
end
function m_ping()
-- Clear out the list of all slaves and send out a fresh ping
-- Ping information isn't used for much, so delay in clearing cache and
-- repopulating the data isn't a big deal.
m_slaves = {}
c_sendMessage({type="ping"})
end
-- Slave functions
function s_loop()
-- The main loop of any slave nodes
-- Listen for packets from the master
local msg = c_waitForMessage()
if not msg then
return
end
if (msg["type"] == "ping") then
-- Respond to pings with pongs
print("Received ping from master: " .. msg["sourceid"])
c_sendMessage({type="pong"})
elseif (msg["type"] == "query") then
-- Analyze the attached inventory and see if we have the item
else
print("Unknown message: " .. textutils.serialize(msg))
end
-- If we have any items, we should stow them away. Put them in our chest if
-- we can fit it, otherwise pass it along
for i=1,16 do
turtle.select(i)
while turtle.getItemCount(i) > 0 do
-- We have items in this slot -- push up until we can't anymore
if not turtle.dropUp() then break end
end
if turtle.getItemCount(i) > 0 then turtle.drop() end
end
end
-- Application entrypoint
function main ()
if (mode == "master") then
print("Beginning initialization as master...")
rednet.open(modem_side)
print("Pinging for slaves...")
m_ping()
print("Entering main loop")
c_mainLoop(m_loop)
elseif (mode == "slave") then
print("Beginning initialization as slave...")
rednet.open(modem_side)
if not s_chest then
error("No connected inventory. Place one above this node.", 0)
end
print("Entering main loop")
c_mainLoop(s_loop)
else
error("Invalid mode: " .. mode .. ", please configure this node appropriately", 0)
function main()
while true do
-- Manage inventory cleanup tasks
pushDepositsToChests() -- Take all deposit terminals and push them into the inventory network
-- Sleep for a tick
sleep(0.05) -- This is to stop CC from killing us
end
end

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@ -10,17 +10,12 @@ mcroot="$HOME/.var/app/org.prismlauncher.PrismLauncher/data/PrismLauncher/instan
world="New World"
masterid="0"
slaves=("1" "8" "9")
_ccroot="$mcroot/.minecraft/saves/$world/computercraft/computer"
echo "Root: $_ccroot"
for computer in "$masterid" ${slaves[*]}; do
for computer in "$masterid"; do
echo "Deploying to: $computer"
mkdir -p "$_ccroot/$computer"
cp common.lua "$_ccroot/$computer/autostart.lua"
cp common.lua "$_ccroot/$computer/autostart"
done
cp masterconfig.lua "$_ccroot/$masterid/config.lua"
for slave in ${slaves[*]}; do
echo "Deploying slave config: $slave"
cp slaveconfig.lua "$_ccroot/$slave/config.lua"
done