Pretty much what the summary says: "A small data pack for generating random books. Mainly meant to be incorporated into other data packs."
Functions
book_binder:book/upload {no arguments}: Attempts to upload the pages of the currently held book to storage. Fails if the executer isn't a player with a book and quill or written book in their main-hand. Overwrites any previous data if successful.
book_binder:book/add_pages {no arguments}: Attempts to append the pages of the currently held book to the pages within storage. Fails if the executer isn't a player with a book and quill or written book in their main-hand.
book_binder:book/add_page {page:<string>}: Appends the data of argument "page" to the pages within storage. Data of argument "page" is treated as a string enclosed in double quotes, even if it wasn't originally. In most cases, I'd suggest using book_binder:book/add_pages instead.
book_binder:book/clear {no arguments}: Removes all pages within storage. Simple as that.
book_binder:book/remove_page {page:<integer>}: Attempts to remove the page at index "page" within storage. Fails if the targeted page doesn't exist.
book_binder:book/output {no arguments}: Attempts to create a writen book item entity containing a copy of the pages within storage. Note: said item entity despawns in 2 game ticks, to prevent clutter. Fails if there aren't any pages within storage.
book_binder:book/generate {pages:<integer>}: Attempts to create a writen book item entity containing "pages" number of random pages from storage. Note: said item entity despawns in 2 game ticks, to prevent clutter. Each page within storage can occur only once in the generated book, and are randomly arranged in said book. Attempting to generate a book with more pages then what's been stored will result in a book with as many pages as what's in storage. Attempting to use integers less than or equal to one for the argument "pages" results in a book with only one page. Fails if there aren't any pages within storage.
book_binder:construct/add {page:<integer>}: Attempts to append the page at index "page" within storage to a second set of pages within storage. Changes made to one set of pages isn't reflected in the other set. Fails if the targeted page doesn't exist.
book_binder:construct/remove {page:<integer>}: Attempts to remove the page at index "page" from the second set of pages within storage. Fails if the targeted page doesn't exist.
book_binder:construct/output {no arguments}: Attempts to create a writen book item entity containing a copy of the second set of pages within storage. Note: said item entity despawns in 2 game ticks, to prevent clutter. Fails if there aren't any pages in the second set of pages within storage.
book_binder:construct/clear {no arguments}: Removes all pages from the second set of pages within storage.
I'll probably make a simple video to demonstrate these functions.
