HyperScript 1.4.0

Added

Resource packs

• send resource pack "<url>" [with hash "<sha1>"] to <who>
• Events: on resource pack accept, on resource pack decline, on resource pack successfully loaded, on resource pack failed.
• A hash that is not a 40-character SHA-1 hash is reported and the pack is sent without it, since a wrong hash makes clients reject the pack.

Web requests

• send get request to "<url>" and send post request to "<url>" with body "<body>" [headers "<Name: value>", ...].
• As a value (set {_response} to send get request ...) a request must be inside async:; as a statement it can be used anywhere and is sent in the background.
• Requests may only go to public internet addresses. Local and private network addresses are refused unless web.allow-private-addresses is enabled. New config section web (enabled, allow-private-addresses).
• urlencoded <text> for putting player input into a URL safely.

Sounds

• play sound "<name>" [with pitch <n>] [and volume <n>] followed by at <location>, for <player>, for all players or for all players in world "<world>".

Worlds and regions

• set time in world "<world>" to <ticks> and set weather in world "<world>" to clear|rain|thunder.
• Box regions: create region "<name>" from <location> to <location>, delete region "<name>", and region at <location>, which gives the names of the regions containing a location.
• event's location: the block being broken or clicked.
• player does not have permission "<node>".

Smaller additions

• A command line may describe its arguments: command /lookup <player>:. The description becomes the default usage text.
• {_list.2} / %{_list.2}% reads element 2 of a list held in a local variable.
• The demo script gains /day, /protect, /unprotect and /lookup, a protected-region check and a level-up sound, plus a commented-out resource pack example.

Changed (check existing scripts)

• <unset value> contains "..." is now always false. It used to compare against the text <none>, so contains "on" was accidentally true for an unset value.
• {_name.2} used to be a saved global variable with that literal name; it now means element 2 of the local _name.

Not included

• Regions are HyperScript's own; WorldGuard regions are not read. "Region permissions" are written in scripts (as in the spec's example) rather than configured per region.
• Web answers are plain text; there is no JSON reader yet.