Chip documentation

Introduction

The chip API allows you to make some baseline interactions with the machine running code (the Minecraft block, not your real computer). This Includes allowing programs to probe for the current Unix time, fetch the machine's make and model, read its UUID, and manipulate the computer's state.

The chip API exists in the global space as "chip" or "_G.chip"

Lookup table

getUUID() Fetches a text representation of the computers unique one of a kind id
getMachine() Gets a text description of the type of computer running code
crash(message) Forcefully crashes the computer with the given error message
shutdown() Forcefully shuts down the computer
reboot() Forcefully restarts the computer
version() Looks up the current version of NEET computers in service
getTime() Gets the total amount of time the computer has been executing code, in seconds with a decimal
getUnixTime() Gets the current time in Unix time, in seconds with a decimal
getLunarTime() Gets the current game lunar time

Functions in detail

getUUID()

Gets the running machines UUID

Parameters: None Returns: String

getMachine()

Gets a text description of the machine running (example: "Desktop Computer" or "Office Computer")

Parameters: None Returns: String

crash(message)

Crashes the computer with the given error message

Parameters: Message[String] Returns: None

shutdown()

Shuts down the computer

Parameters: None Returns: None

reboot()

Restarts the computer

Parameters: None Returns: None

getTime()

Gets the total amount of time the computer has been executing code, in seconds with a decimal

Parameters: None Returns: Decimal

getUnixTime()

Gets the current time in Unix time, in seconds with a decimal

Parameters: None Returns: Decimal

getLunarTime()

Gets the current game lunar time, some benchmarks provided

  • Day: 1000
  • Noon: 6000
  • Night: 13000
  • Midnight: 18000
Parameters: None Returns: Integer