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Azalea
A collection of Rust crates for making Minecraft bots, clients, and tools.
Currently supported Minecraft version: 1.20.1.
⚠️ Azalea is still very unfinished, though most crates are in a somewhat useable state
Docs
The "stable" documentation is available at docs.rs/azalea and the unstable docs are at azalea.matdoes.dev
Matrix/Discord
If you'd like to chat about Azalea, you can join the Matrix space at #azalea:matdoes.dev or the Discord server at discord.gg/FaRey6ytmC.
Why
This project was heavily inspired by PrismarineJS. I wanted a fun excuse to do something cool with Rust, and I also felt like I could do better than Mineflayer in some areas. Also it's named Azalea because it sounds like a cool word and this is a cool library.
Goals
- Do everything a vanilla client can do.
- Be intuitive and easy to use.
- Make it easy to have many bots working at the same time.
- Don't trigger anticheats.
- Support the latest Minecraft version.
- Be fast and memory efficient.
Non-goals
- Supporting several versions of Minecraft on the same branch.
- Bedrock edition.
- Graphics.
Stretch goals
- Server implementation.
Branches
There are several branches in the Azalea repository that target older Minecraft versions. It is not guaranteed that they will be up-to-date with the latest version of Azalea. If you'd like to update them or add more, please open a PR.