MCCompiled - SOURCE CODE HERE
Programming language which is "compiled" down to a Minecraft Bedrock Edition .mcfunction file.
You can download and compile the source code or download the latest pre-compiled binary from the Releases section. The application is interfaced with through the command line. The basic syntax is mc-compiled.exe <filename>. For extra information, run mc-compiled.exe on its own.
Check out the Tutorials folder for a deep dive into the langauge and all of its features.
Development in Minecraft was never easy. Sure, you can get good at writing commands and make cool stuff but there was always an aspect to it which felt overcomplicated. Since I moved over to bedrock edition, I realized the command system there was bad. Not like "oh yeah, i might be able to work with this," like bad bad. Practically all of the flexibility from Java edition is lost in Bedrock edition... So I made this!
I made MCCompiled to standardize the commands of Minecraft to look and feel more like a programming language. There's support for things like variables, different data types, structs, if statements, loops, and tons more. It also contains many sub-features which do specialized stuff like letting you give players enchanted/named items!
The definitions file is a massive collection of constants which are specific to the latest Minecraft version. You can use any of them in the language at any time, both making code extremely readable, and making version transition much easier. Need the ID to red wool? No need to look it up, just type [wool: RED]! And if the ID changes in some scuffed Minecraft release, then it will automatically change with the next update!
This language is based around Minecraft Bedrock Edition (Windows 10, Xbox, Pocket), however I am considering Java Edition support in the future if the language picks up off the ground and enough requests are made for it. I also want to complete and phase out any bugs in the language before making the decision to port over to Java Edition. The main thing here is that the Bedrock Edition command system is much more limited than Java edition's is, meaning that ports would have to be seriously restructured and may not be the most efficient possible.
I have no intention to stop updating the project as Bedrock Edition expands as of now. Maintaining shouldn't be extremely difficult.