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This solves all our rednet issues, seemingly

storage-net/.gitignore

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+.vscode

storage-net/README.md

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 ## Deployment
 
-A GPS will need to be established and be accurate within range of the entire network to the block.
+First, consider using [someone else's project](https://github.com/lewark/inv.lua) instead of this one. It's liable to be a lot better than mine.
 
-## Communication Protocol
-
-Port 42914 is used for Master => Slave broadcasting
-
-Port 42915 is used for Slave => Master return broadcasting
-
-### Packet Format
-
-Packet format is uniform between master <-> slaves and is structured like so:
-
-```
-{
-    // Metadata
-    magic:                  str("ccstoragenet")
-    networkid:              int()
-    sourceid:               int()
-    destid:                 int()
-
-    // Payload
-    type:                   str()
-
-    // Optional Arguments
-    itemname:               str()
-    itemquant:              int()
-    destination:            int()
-    location:               [int(),int(),int()]
-}
-```
-
-| Name | Required? | Type | Description
-| :-- | :--: | :-- | :--
-| `magic` | true | string | Must be `ccstoragenet`. If it is not, the packet is immediately discarded |
-| `networkid` | true | int | The ID of the network |
-| `sourceid` | true | int | The CC ID 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 |
-
-### Slave Node Initialization
-
-* The slave starts up
-* The slave receives a `ping` packet from a master server. The slave compares it to any stored `/pairednetwork` file in the root of the filesystem:
-  * If the file exists and the ID does not match, processing is halted
-  * The `networkid` of the packet is stored as `/pairednetwork`
-* The slave responds with a `pong` packet.
-
-### Master Node Initialization
-
-* The master node starts up
-* The master node sends a packet with type `ping` and `networkid` initialized to its CC ID.
-* The master node listens for `pong` packets for a configurable timeout.
-* 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)
-
-* A sender node (master or slave) sends out a `ping`
-* All available slaves respond with `pong`
-* 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. Install Basalt (`wget run https://basalt.madefor.cc/install.lua release latest.lua`)
+5. Deploy the script (as `startup`, of course)

storage-net/common.lua

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+-- Salt's ComputerCraft Storage Network Script
+--
+-- For information on this script, physical in-world setup, and configuration,
+-- see: https://git.desu.ltd/salt/mc-scripts/src/branch/master/storage-net
+
+-- Startup diagnostics
+print("Salt's CC Storage Net")
+
+-- 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 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 = getConnectedChests()
+    -- 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
+                -- First, make an attempt to find slots that we can shove the item into
+                for cslot,citem in pairs(chest.list()) do
+                    if
+                        citem["name"] == hitem["name"] and                  -- We have the same item
+                        citem["count"] < chest.getItemLimit(cslot)          -- There's space in this slot
+                    then
+                        hopper.pushItems(peripheral.getName(chest),hslot,hitem["count"],cslot)
+                    end
+                end
+            end
+            -- We've fallen through trying to fill up existing stacks. Fragmentation is not a concern, put it wherever
+            if hopper.getItemDetail(hslot) then
+                for k,chest in ipairs(chests) do
+                    hopper.pushItems(peripheral.getName(chest),hslot)
+                end
+            end
+        end
+    end
+end
+function requestItem(name, count)
+    -- Pull a number of an item into the output chest above the machine
+    remaining = count
+    local chests = getConnectedChests()
+    -- For each chest on the network...
+    for k,chest in ipairs(chests) do
+        -- For each slot in that chest...
+        for cslot,citem in pairs(chest.list()) do
+            if
+                citem["name"] == name and
+                citem["count"] > 0
+            then
+                desired = math.max(remaining, citem["count"])
+                output.pullItems(peripheral.getName(chest),cslot,desired)
+                remaining = remaining - desired
+            end
+            if remaining <= 0 then return true end
+        end
+    end
+    if remaining > 0 then return false end
+end
+
+-- Application entrypoint
+function main()
+    requestItem("minecraft:sandstone", 12)
+    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
+
+main()

storage-net/deploy.sh

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+#! /bin/sh
+#
+# deploy.sh
+# Copyright (C) 2024 Jacob Babor <jacob@babor.tech>
+#
+# Distributed under terms of the MIT license.
+#
+
+mcroot="$HOME/.var/app/org.prismlauncher.PrismLauncher/data/PrismLauncher/instances/ComputerCraft Sandbox/"
+world="New World"
+
+masterid="0"
+
+_ccroot="$mcroot/.minecraft/saves/$world/computercraft/computer"
+echo "Root: $_ccroot"
+for computer in "$masterid"; do
+	echo "Deploying to: $computer"
+	mkdir -p "$_ccroot/$computer"
+	cp common.lua "$_ccroot/$computer/startup"
+done