wtf is tradeflow?

TradeFlow is a small mod for Minecraft 1.21.1 that makes trading with villagers less tedious. In vanilla Minecraft, after you complete a trade with a villager, you have to click the same offer again each time you want to repeat it. TradeFlow removes that extra step. Once a trade successfully uses up all the items in the trade slots, the mod automatically selects that same offer again, so the game's normal autofill can immediately pull the next set of matching items from your inventory into place. The mod works whether you use a normal click or a shift click on the trade output, so it fits however you already play. It runs on the client side, meaning you install it on your own game, and it does not require the server you are playing on to have anything special installed for the basic repeat-trade feature to work. TradeFlow also adds a couple of small but useful pieces of information directly on the villager trade screen. If the server you are connected to also has TradeFlow installed, you can see how many daily restocks a villager has left before it runs out for the day. You can also see, for each trade offer currently visible, how many more times you can use that specific offer before it needs to restock. This is aimed at Minecraft players, particularly anyone who trades with villagers often for emeralds, enchanted books, or other goods, and finds the repeated clicking annoying. It is built for the Fabric mod loader on Minecraft 1.21.1. The project is released under the CC0 license, so anyone is free to learn from the code or reuse it in their own projects, with no restrictions attached.