Bee keeping 👍

bee_keeping.lua

local config = require("config")
local bee_locations = config.bee_locations

local GuiH = require("GuiH")
local monitor = peripheral.find("monitor")

local gui = GuiH.new(monitor)
gui.debug = true
local watermarkText = gui.new.text{
    text = gui.text{
        x=1, y=1, height=1,
        centered = true,
        text = "Bee Keeping",
        fg = colors.yellow
    }
}

local beeTexts = {}

for i, location in pairs(bee_locations) do
    beeTexts[i] = gui.new.text{
        text = gui.text{
            x=1, y=i+2, height=1,
            text = "Beehive " .. tostring(i),
            fg = colors.white
        }
    }
end

gui.async(function() 
    -- bee state stuff
    while true do
        for i, loc in pairs(bee_locations) do
            local beeText = beeTexts[i]
            local info = commands.getBlockInfo(loc.loc[1], loc.loc[2], loc.loc[3])
            local honey_level = info.state and info.state.honey_level or 0
            local readyText = (honey_level == 5 and "Ready to extract") or "Waiting for honey.."
            beeText.text.text = ("Beehive %d: %d (%s)"):format(i, honey_level, readyText)
            
        end    
        os.sleep(0.5)
    end
end)

gui.execute()

config.lua

-- just add your cords to `bee_locations` and done, the `id` field doesnt get used to it doesnt matter really. Thought it was needed but it wasn't.
-- If the location is NOT a bee hive or bee nest the honey level will always show as `0`.

return {
    bee_locations = {
        {id=1, loc={185, -60, 236}},
        {id=2, loc={185, -59, 236}},
        {id=3, loc={185, -58, 236}},
    }
}