Book Copy

This mod adds a simple client-side /bookcopy command, which allows you to save written books and import them later in another book.

Feel free to report any bugs, or suggest new features, at the issue tracker.

License

This mod is licensed under GNU LGPLv3.

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Discord

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Version support

Minecraft Version	Status
1.21.4	✅ Current
1.21.2+3	✔️ Available
1.21+1	✅ Current
1.20.5+6	✔️ Available
1.20.4	✔️ Available

I try to keep support up for the latest major and latest minor release of Minecraft. Updates to newer Minecraft versions may be delayed from time to time, as I do not always have the time to immediately update my mods.

Unsupported versions are still available to download, but they won't receive new features or bugfixes.

Usage

The Fabric API is required.

This mod adds one simple command, /bookcopy. It can be used as follows:

• /bookcopy export <name> [<overwrite>] - exports the contents of the book you're holding to the given filename.
  • Set overwrite to true to overwrite books.
• /bookcopy import <name> [<sign>] - reads the contents of given filename and writes it to the book you're holding.
  • Set sign to true to automatically sign the book after importing it. Only works if the book was saved with a title.

When exporting, you can use a written book or a book and quill to read from. When importing, you can only use a book and quill, since the contents of a written book can't be updated.

Book contents are stored in the .minecraft/config/bookcopy folder. Book contents can be transferred across worlds.

Below version 0.1.2-1.21.1, book contents are stored in NBT. In version 0.1.2-1.21.1 support for reading JSON files was added, by adding .json at the end of your save names. JSON books are stored in the following format:

{
  "title": "Signed book title",
  "pages": [
    "This is a signed book.",
    "This is the second page!",
    "",
    "An empty page then this!",
    "Wow."
  ]
}