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Prickle – JSON Based Config Format with Comments and Decorators V1.7.4

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Creator: Darkhax

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Last checked: 2026-09-02
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Features:

  • JSON based configuration file format brought to Minecraft
  • 100% backwards compatible with JSON including its tools and syntax highlighting
  • Property values wrapped in a JSON object so metadata can be attached to them
  • The reserved // key holds comments as a single string or as an array of strings for multiple lines
  • Comments and decorators never influence how the file is parsed
  • Decorators are named comments that describe an attribute of a property
  • The //default decorator shows the default value of a property
  • The //range decorator states the acceptable range for a value
  • The //regex decorator defines a pattern the value must match
  • The //reference and //empty-allowed decorators add further context and empty value rules
  • Fabric support for Minecraft 1.21.1
  • Made by Darkhax

Prickle is a configuration file format built on top of JSON and made usable inside Minecraft. It stays completely backwards compatible, so every JSON parser, editor and syntax highlighter keeps working on a Prickle file, while adding the two things plain JSON config files always lacked: comments and a clear place for default values. Since the game already uses JSON for datapacks and commands, the syntax is familiar to most players from the start.

The mechanism is simple. Each property value is wrapped in a small JSON object, which leaves room for metadata alongside the value itself. The reserved // key carries a comment, either as one string or as an array of strings for a multiline note, and those comments exist purely to explain the setting to whoever is reading the file. They never change how the value is parsed.

Decorators take that idea further. They are named comments that describe an attribute of a property: //default records the default value, //range gives the acceptable range, //regex sets a pattern the value has to match, //empty-allowed states whether the value may be left blank and //reference points to a resource with more information. Prickle itself is a small library mod for Fabric on Minecraft 1.21.1 that brings the format to the game.

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Changelog

V1.7.4 — First release.
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Prickle – which game and version is it for?

This mod was made for Minecraft (game version: 26.2). The mod's own version: V1.7.4. After a major game update, older mods may stop working — check the version before installing.

Prickle – how do I install it?

Install the mod loader that matches the mod's Minecraft version (Forge or Fabric), then put the .jar file in the .minecraft/mods folder.

Is the download safe?

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How big is the download?

The mod's file size is about 82.9 KB.

Prickle – who made it?

The mod's original creator: Darkhax.

Is the mod free?

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Mod version: V1.7.4 Minecraft 26.2 2 months ago 82.9 KB
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