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Looting Bag Actions

LootingBagActions wraps the looting bag inventory widget with result-aware query and deposit methods.

Methods​

  • isOpen() - checks the looting bag container widget.
  • getAll(Predicate<Widget>) / getFirst(Predicate<Widget>) - query visible looting bag contents.
  • contains(int itemId) / count(int itemId) - item presence and quantity helpers.
  • open() - attempts to open a standard looting bag from inventory.
  • deposit(int itemId, int amount) / deposit(Predicate<Widget>, int amount) - dispatches inventory deposit actions after validating amount.

Behavior notes:

  • Deposit methods require the game/client inventory state to be available.
  • The implementation stays shallow and widget/action based; it does not infer Wilderness-only rule state.

Open And Inspect Contents​

Open the bag before using content queries. contains and count read the open looting bag widget; they do not open it implicitly.

if (!LootingBagActions.isOpen()) {
    InteractionResult open = LootingBagActions.open();
    if (open.failed()) {
        log.debug("Could not open looting bag: {}", open.getMessage());
        return;
    }
}

int natureRunes = LootingBagActions.count(561);
if (natureRunes < 100) {
    log.debug("Need more nature runes in the looting bag");
}

Deposit By Item ID​

Use the amount-specific helper when the item ID is known.

InteractionResult result = LootingBagActions.deposit(561, 10);
if (result.failed()) {
    log.debug("Looting bag deposit failed: {}", result.getMessage());
}

Deposit By Predicate​

Predicate deposits are useful when the item ID can vary but the inventory widget shape is enough to identify the target.

InteractionResult result = LootingBagActions.deposit(
    widget -> widget.getItemId() > 0 && widget.getItemQuantity() >= 100,
    1
);