Eat Some Food

Eat some food

Description: Similar to the SmartBandage script, it uses the best food available to heal you up.

Notes: Updated by Peter Provost (http://www.peterprovost.org/) to work w/ 1.11.2 changes. Also included a number of new food items.

How to use: bind to key or execute on demand

-- Use the most approriate food to heal.  Find it anywhere in the player's 
-- inventory.
-- The algorithm is as follows:
-- Our goal is to heal the target to at least 95 percent of his/her maximum 
-- (adjustable below).
-- Identify the best food to eat to meet the healing need. 
-- Try to find it in the player's inventory.  If not found, try 
-- the next food item and so on up the line.  If we didn't find a bandage, 
-- then go back and try to find the bandage just smaller than the desired bandage.  
-- If not found, try the next smaller bandage and so on.
--
-- NOTE: This requires the FindContainerItemByName() and p() functions found 
-- elsewhere on this wiki.
--

TARGET_HEALTH_PCT = 95

-- these MUST be listed in ascending order of potency
-- Keep in mind not All of the food is listed here. There are dozens,
-- potentially hundreds of food items. The ones listed here are basic 
-- and common, you can change them to suit your needs

fooditems = {
    {"Spiced Wolf Meat", 61}, -- +2 Well-fed buff
    {"Herb Baked Egg", 61},
    {"Shiny Red Apple", 61},
    {"Brilliant Smallfish", 61},
    {"Slitherskin Mackerel", 61},
    {"Charred Wolf Meat", 61},
    {"Roasted Boar Meat",61},
    {"Tough Jerky", 61},
    {"Roasted Boar Meat", 61},
    {"Darnassian Bleu",61},
    {"Boiled Clams", 243}, -- +4 Well-fed buff
    {"Coyote Steak",243}, -- +4 Well-fed buff
    {"Crab Cake", 243}, -- +4 Well-fed buff
    {"Dry Pork Ribs", 243}, -- +4 Well-fed buff
    {"Goretusk Liver Pie", 243}, -- +4 Well-fed buff
    {"Blood Sausage", 243}, -- +4 Well-fed buff
    {"Haunch of Meat", 243},
    {"Freshly Baked Bread", 243},
    {"Tel'Abim Banana", 243},
    {"Smoked Bear Meat", 243},
    {"Longjaw Mudsnapper",243},
    {"Curiously Tasty Omelet", 552}, -- +6 Well-fed buff
    {"Goblin Deviled Clams", 552}, -- +6 Well-fed buff
    {"Moist Cornbread", 552},
    {"Dwarven Mild", 552},
    {"Spongy Morel", 552},
    {"Mutton Chop", 552},
    {"Raw Greater Sagefish", 567},
    {"Soothing Turtle Bisque", 874}, -- +8 Well-fed buff
    {"Tasty Lion Steak", 874}, -- +8 Well-fed buff
    {"Delicious Cave Mold", 875},
    {"Wild Hog Shank", 875},
    {"Mystery Stew", 875},
    {"Mulgore Spice Bread", 875},
    {"Frog Leg Stew", 875},
    {"Soft Banana Bread", 1392},
    {"Spider Sausage", 1392},

}

if (not UnitIsFriend("player","target")) then
    TargetUnit("player")
end

-- As far as I can temm, UnitInParty("target") doesn't work on yourself 
-- since the 1.11.2 patch. Commenting it out until I figure out whether I 
-- care or not.

-- if (not UnitInParty("target")) then
--    return
-- end

need = (UnitHealthMax("target") * TARGET_HEALTH_PCT/100) - UnitHealth("target")

if (need <= 0) then
    p("## You don't need to eat anything right now")
    return
end

desiredFooditemsIdx = table.getn(fooditems)
for idx,b in fooditems do
    if (b[2] >= need) then
        desiredFooditemsIdx = idx
        break
    end
end
b = fooditems[desiredFooditemsIdx]
p("## Food: "..UnitName("target").." needs "..need.." HP, I'll try to use a "..b[1].."("..b[2]..")")

bag, slot = nil, nil
for i = desiredFooditemsIdx, table.getn(fooditems) do
    bag, slot = FindItemInInventory(fooditems[i][1])
    if (bag ~= nil) then
        p("## Food: Eating "..fooditems[i][1].." ("..fooditems[i][2]..") on "..UnitName("target"))
        UseContainerItem(bag, slot)
        return
    end
end

for i = desiredFooditemsIdx - 1, 1, -1 do
    bag, slot = FindItemInInventory(fooditems[i][1])
    if (bag ~= nil) then
        p("## Fooditems: Using "..fooditems[i][1].." ("..fooditems[i][2]..") on "..UnitName("target"))
        UseContainerItem(bag, slot)
        return
    end
end

p("## Sorry, could not find food, make some or buy some")

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