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Output Variations

Each entry in the top-level variations array controls which comb items are produced by hive and apiary tiers.

Fields

Field
Type
Required
Default
Notes

identifier

string

Yes

none

Variation identifier. Runtime code assumes a non-null value.

hiveCombs

tier → item stack map

No

{}

Keys are registered beehive tier IDs.

apiaryCombs

tier → item stack map

No

{}

Keys are registered apiary tier IDs.

defaultComb

item stack template

No

omitted

Fallback comb output.

defaultCombBlock

item stack template

No

omitted

Fallback comb-block output used by apiary-related behavior.

Example

{
  "identifier": "ruby",
  "hiveCombs": {
    "resourcefulbees:t1": "resourcefulbees:ruby_honeycomb",
    "resourcefulbees:t2": {
      "id": "resourcefulbees:ruby_honeycomb",
      "count": 2
    }
  },
  "apiaryCombs": {
    "resourcefulbees:t1": "resourcefulbees:ruby_honeycomb"
  },
  "defaultComb": "resourcefulbees:ruby_honeycomb",
  "defaultCombBlock": "resourcefulbees:ruby_honeycomb_block"
}

Built-in tier identifiers

Resourceful Bees registers built-in beehive and apiary tiers resourcefulbees:t1 through resourcefulbees:t4. The tier registries are extensible, so add-ons may provide additional valid keys.

Item stack values

Map values and the two default fields use item stack templates. They may be compact item IDs or expanded objects with required id, optional count (1..99, default 1), and optional components.

Hive fallback behavior

When hiveCombs is empty, runtime normalization uses defaultComb to populate missing hive tiers. If both hiveCombs and defaultComb are absent/empty, runtime code rejects the variation.

When some hive tiers are present, missing tiers are normalized by runtime code. Do not rely on JSON object ordering to express tier inheritance; tier iteration comes from the tier registry/runtime data rather than an ordered JSON contract.

Apiary fallback behavior

Apiary output normalization is partly configuration-dependent. If apiaryCombs is empty, Resourceful Bees derives/validates defaults based on configured apiary output types. Because of that configuration dependency, JSON Schema cannot universally require either defaultComb or defaultCombBlock.

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