pyritone 0.1.1

Python client for the Py-Ritone Baritone bridge

pyritone

pyritone is the Python client for the Py-Ritone Fabric bridge.

Install

pip install pyritone

Beginner usage

from pyritone import PyritoneClient

with PyritoneClient() as client:
    dispatch = client.goto(100, 70, 100)
    task_id = dispatch.get("task_id")
    if task_id:
        terminal = client.wait_for_task(task_id)
        print(terminal["event"])

Command API

All top-level Baritone v1.15.0 commands are exposed as Python methods on:

• PyritoneClient (sync)
• AsyncPyritoneClient (async)

Each command returns immediate dispatch info:

• command_text
• raw bridge response
• optional task_id
• optional accepted

Command aliases are exposed too (qmark, stop, wp, etc). Full generated reference:

• python/docs/baritone-commands.md

Settings API

You can control Baritone settings through a settings namespace.

from pyritone import PyritoneClient

with PyritoneClient() as client:
    client.settings.allowSprint = True
    client.settings.allowBreak = False

    print(client.settings.allowSprint.get())
    print(client.settings.allowSprint.toggle())
    print(client.settings.allowSprint.reset())

Async style:

from pyritone import AsyncPyritoneClient

client = AsyncPyritoneClient()
await client.connect()
try:
    await client.settings.allowSprint.set(True)
    await client.settings.allowSprint.get()
finally:
    await client.close()

Low-level API still available

• execute("...")
• cancel()
• ping()
• status_get()
• next_event()
• wait_for_task(task_id)

Zero-setup discovery

By default, pyritone discovers bridge details from:

• <minecraft>/config/pyritone_bridge/bridge-info.json

Override priority:

1. Explicit constructor args
2. Environment variables (PYRITONE_BRIDGE_INFO, PYRITONE_TOKEN, PYRITONE_HOST, PYRITONE_PORT)
3. Default bridge info file

CLI

pyritone ping
pyritone status
pyritone exec "goto 100 70 100"
pyritone cancel
pyritone events

Regenerate command wrappers/docs

python tools/generate_baritone_commands.py

End-to-End Dev Test

1. Start Minecraft dev client from the mod folder:

cd ..\mod
.\gradlew.bat devClient

2. Join a world.
3. Run one of the example scripts:

cd ..\python
python example_sync.py
python example_async.py