Respackopts/docs/old/conditional.md

# Conditional Resources
Conditional resources are the simplest use case of respackopts. 
To add one, you will need to create an rpo file for your resource. 
It needs to be titled by appending `.rpo` to the files name. 
For example: If you want `/assets/minecraft/lang/en_us.json` to be configurable, you will need to create `/assets/minecraft/lang/en_us.json.rpo` 
If you only want a simple condition, you can use the following template: 
```json
{
    "conditions": [
        "<your pack id>:<your entry>"
    ]
}
```
You can simply copy the id from your conf.json. The entry will be the name of the entry for things directly under `conf`, 
otherwise it will be `category.entry`. For nested categories, names will follow the same schema. 
If you have an enum entry ("Select from list"), it will be `category.entry.option` 
## Logic
You may also use logic to determine whether conditions are met. 
This might look like the following example:
```json
"conditions": [
    "example:option1",
    {
        "or": [
            "example:option2",
            "example:option3",
            {
                "and": [
                    "example:option4",
                    "example:option5"
                ]
            }
        ]
    }
]
```
The following conditions are supported:
| Name | Function |
--|--
| and | True if all sub-conditions are met |
| or | True if at least one sub-condition is met |
| xor | True if an uneven number of sub-conditions is met |
| nor | True if none od the sub-conditions are met |
| eq | True if all the sub-conditions have the same result |