An example of what i would like to see in the Minecraft: Bedrock scripting api

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An example of what i would like to be part of the Scripting API in Minecraft: Bedrock Edition.

Multi-file support as well, please. I dont want to make a 2000 line server mod, thanks.

CustomBlock.js

// PLEASE add this. I love OOP and it will encourage more developers to accept the defeat of not using C# and instead using javascript.
// I dont know if theres currently a way to create a new block, but i would encourage you, Mojang, to make it **this** way. 
class CustomBlock extends minecraft.Block {
	
    constructor() {
        super('minecraft:custom_block');
    }
	
    getName() {
        return 'Custom Block';
    }
	
    onInteract(world, pos, player) {
        if(world.name == 'LuckyBlockArena') {
            player.sendChat(`You clicked the block at ${pos.x}, ${pos.y}, ${pos.z}!`);
        }
    }
}

CustomEntity.js

class CustomEntity extends minecraft.Entity {
	
    constructor() {
        super('minecraft:custom_entity');
    }
	
    getName() {
        return 'Custom Entity';
    }
	
    onDeath(world, pos, entity) {
        if(world.name == 'LuckyBlockArena') {
            world.broadcastChat(entity.name + ' died!');
        }
    }
}

examples.js

// Here are some examples of what the world and player objects (passed to onInteract() in CustomBlock.js) could look like.
// Maybe some of this could be replaced with the component system or by allowing us to read the NBT instead.
// I'm just a fan of a nice API so i thought i'd give an example
world {
    name: 'LuckyBlockArena',
    dimension: 'overworld',
    gamerules: {
        doDaylightCycle: true,
        commandBlockOutput: false
    },
    spawnpoint: {
        x: 9, y: 9, z: 9
    },
    difficulty: 'peaceful',
    defaultGamemode: 'survival'
}

// And the player stuff
player {
    sendChat(string): function,
    setPosition(x, y, z): function,
    position: {
        x: 9, y: 9, z: 9 
    },
    name: string,
    uuid: string
}

// I know this will probably never make its way into the API, but it was worth a try.

LuckyBlock.js

var system = client.registerSystem(0, 0);

system.initialize = function() { // cant this be onInitialize, to clarify the fact its an event?
    this.registerBlock(new CustomBlock());
    this.registerEntity(new CustomEntity());
};