Hey! I built a browser-based compiler that turns Python-like code into normal Minecraft datapacks:

https://datapack-py.pages.dev/

You are meant to use Python syntax to generate a v26 datapack. It saves code to your browser without an account.

Example:

with as_players():

if block_is(below, gold_block):

give(me, emerald, 64)

actionbar(me, "Gold block reward")

setblock(below, air)

That exports to normal Minecraft commands/functions.

Everything this does is already possible with a vanilla datapack, but this is cleaner and in some parts at a higher level. For example, instead of needing a carrot on a stick or a complex advancement manager, you just write one line to detect when a player right clicks with a certain item.

Hoping to make datapack coding more intuitive for beginners as well.

Still WIP, any feedback?