Skip to content

Configuration

Each shop contains a config.lua file, which configures important basics like the private key for refunds or the name.

Note

You can use the web-configurator. It lets you configure Kristify, with a GUI!

Location: <kristify>/data/config.lua

Fields

Privatekey (pkey)

The privatekey is the key to your krist wallet. This will be used for refunding. You should never share this with anyone, nor will Kristify. The privatekey is only ever transferred to krist.dev (the official krist server).

Krist name (name)

The krist name to use with the shop. Payments will be sent to this name. You should not include .kst! A krist name can be purchased for 500kst. The ability to run a shop without a name will come later on.

Example

cats

Monitor (monSide)

The side, or networkID of the monitor you want to display the shop on.

Example

top

Tag line (tagline)

The tagline of your shop! This will be displayed under the title.

Example

World's best shop!!!

Storage Chests (storage)

This is a table with network names of storage chests. The network name of a chest should come in chat when you connect it with a modem.

Example 
{
  "minecraft:chest_0",
  "minecraft:chest_1",
  "minecraft:chest_2"
}

Messages (message)

Messages is a table of messages to send, when a purchase is denied.

No metaname (noMetaname)

This message will be sent when the customer sent a payment without metaname.

Example

message=No metaname found! Refunding.

Nonexistent item (nonexistantItem)

This message will be sent when the customer has sent payment to an item, which does not exist.

Example

message=The item you requested is not available for purchase

Not enough money (notEnoughMoney)

This message will be sent when the customer has sent too little krist.

Example

message=Insufficient amount of krist sent.

Not enough stock (notEnoughStock)

This message will be sent when the customer has sent more krist, than stock available.

Example

message=We don't have that much stock!

Change (change)

This message will be sent together with the change.

Example

message=Here is your change! Thanks for using our shop.

Speakers (speakers)

Speakers is a table of speakers. It is in the format of network ids.

Example 
{
    "speaker_0",
    "speaker_1"
}

Sounds (sounds)

Sounds is a table of different sounds that will be played at different events.

On startup (started)

This sound will be played when the shop is ready to receive purchases.

Example

minecraft:block.note_block.harp

On purchase (purchase)

This sound will be played when the shop received a valid purchase.

Example

minecraft:entity.villager.yes

On error (error)

This sound will be played when the shop received an invalid purchase.

Example

minecraft:block.anvil.land

Redstone Pulses (redstonePulse)

Kristify can do redstone pulses to make for example a redstone lamp flash. The redstone pulse field should have a table that contains delay and a tablearray that contains sides.

Example

redstonePulse = {
  delay = 3,
  sides = { "right" }
}

Webhooks (webhooks)

Webhooks is a table with webhooks. There are currently three different webhook types:

  • discord-modern
  • discord
  • googleChat

Along with the type you also have to supply a URL, and on events it will fire.

The available events are:

  • purchase
  • invalid

The purchase event is triggered on a purchase, while invalid is triggered on an invalid purchase.

Please see the example below:

Example

webhooks = {
  {
    type = "discord-modern",
    URL = "https://discord.com/api/webhook/blablabla-token-blablalbalb",
    events = {"purchase", "invalid"}
  }
}

ShopSync (shopSync)

ShopSync is a protocol for broadcasting shop information & prices over modems developed by 6_4.

Enabled (enabled)

Boolean value that enables the broadcast of ShopSync data.

Example

true

Modem (modem)

The modem that ShopSync data will broadcast over. If left blank, it will attempt to automatically find an ender or wireless modem.

Example

"right"

Owner (owner)

The owner of the shop, typically a username.

Example

"Yemmel"

Multiple Shops (multiShop)

If multiple shops are ran off of the same computer, this should be an integer value counting up from 1. Otherwise, this should be left nil.

Example

nil

Location (location)

The location of the shop, described in coordinates and/or text.

Broadcast Location (broadcastLocation)

Boolean value that determines whether location information is broadcast.

Example

true

Coordinates (coordinates)

The coordinates of the shop. If left at defaults, and broadcastLocation is true, GPS may be used to determine the location of the shop.

Example

{ 138, 75, 248 }

Description (description)

A text description of the shop's location.

Example

"North of spawn, just outside Immediate Spawn Area."

Dimension (dimension)

Dimension the shop is located in. It can be one of the following: * overworld * nether * end

Example

"overworld"