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Inventory Management

This script automatically sorts your items into configured dedicated containers.

The TOML-like configuration is in the Custom Data of the programmable block, here's the default config (everything is optional):

debug = false
scan interval = 240
sort interval = 120
ignore reactors = true

Intervals are in seconds. The scan interval is more computationally expensive than sorting. Ignoring reactors is recommended because otherwise the uranium may be sorted into the (if specified) ingot containers.

To define the destinations, you need to group your containers (or any other blocks with an inventory). Then, add these lines to your config:

[item destinations]
$item-group = container group name
Ore/Uranium = my uranium stash
Ingot = my ingots

Where $group can be one of the following pre-defined groups: $ingot, $ore, $ammo, $component, $tool, and $consumable. Otherwise the key is interpreted as an item id, optionally with a subtype id. For example, "Ingot/Stone" is the id for gravel where "Ingot" is the type and "Stone" the subtype. If you leave out the subtype, then the whole type is matched by the filter.

This script is optimized for performance, as it saves all possible inventories that items can be transferred from into a specific container to save performance when sorting. This also respectes conveyor sorters. Items are only going to be taken from the grid the programmable block is placed on and grids that are physically connected, eg. with pistons or motors.

Example config:

[item destinations]
$ingot = containers.ingots
$component = containers.components
Ore/Stone = stone stash

This config does the following:
- All ingots are automatically sorted into inventories of blocks that belong to the group with the name "containers.ingots".
- All components are sorted into inventories of the group "containers.components".
- All stone is sorted into inventories of the group "stone stash".

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