Minecraft-bedrock-json-schemas

The JSON validation schema files for Minecraft bedrock

• Minecraft-bedrock-json-schemas
  • Contributing
  • Manual Usage
    • Quick Start - Visual Studio Code
    • Other Editors
• Contents
  • behavior files
  • Resource files
  • License

Contributing

Any changes to the schemas are to be done through the source files in the folder source. These get converted and compressed through an action into smaller schemas. On other matters follow the Contribution guide.

This project could use help in filling in descriptions, titles and giving snippets!

JSON validation can give snippets for sub items, as well as description, but this hasn't always been filled out!

Manual Usage

For detailed setup instructions for various IDEs and editors, see the IDE Setup Guide.

Quick Start - Visual Studio Code

• Copy the vscode-settings.json file into the .vscode folder in your project and rename it to: settings.json
  OR
• Copy the contents of vscode-settings.json into your .code-workspace file under the property settings:

{
  "folders": [ { "path": "." } ],
  "settings": {
    "json.schemas": [
      ...
    ]
  }
}

Other Editors

See the IDE Setup Guide for instructions on setting up schemas in:

• Neovim with LSP
• JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm, etc.)
• Sublime Text

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Contents

Behavior files

• Animation Controllers
• Animations
• Blocks
• Entities
• Items
• Loot tables
• Recipes
• Spawn rules
• Trading
• Jigsaws
• Crafting Item Catalog

Resource files

• Animations
• Animation Controllers
• Attachables
• Biomes
• Biomes client
• Blocks
• Entity
• Flipbook texture
• Fog
• Item texture
• Items
• Materials
• Models
• Music
• Particles
• Render Controllers
• Sounds
• Terrain texture
• Terrain list
• Texture Set

License

This project makes use of Microsoft open source license: CC-BY-4.0, MIT licenses.