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Replicate Commands class that was in the Minecraft module (renamed as @minecraft/server)

Usage

Commands.run

Runs a particular command from the context.

Commands.run(commandString: string, target?: Dimension | Entity): CommandResult
import { Commands } from "./index.js";
import { world } from "@minecraft/server";

// original Commands.run command
Commands.run("scoreboard players add @a score 1");

let player = [...world.getPlayers()][0];
Commands.run("say Hello World", player); // execute command as the player

Commands.runAsync

Runs a particular command asynchronously from the context. Where possible - and especially for long-running operations - you should use runCommandAsync over runCommand.

import * as server from "@minecraft/server";
Commands.runAsync(commandString: string, target?: Dimension | Entity): Promise<CommandResult>
import { Commands } from "./index.js";

// original Commands.run command
Commands.runAsync("scoreboard players add @a score 1");

Commands.register

Registers a new custom command. This command will become available in Minecraft via [prefix][command].

Commands.register(prefix: string, command: string, commandFunction: (arg: Command) => void): void
import { Commands } from "./index.js";

// original Commands.run command
Commands.register("!", "testCommand", (data) => {
  data.player.addTag('hello');
  Commands.run(`say ${[...data.argv]}`, world.getDimension("overworld");
});