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+====== minecraft:enchantable ======
+The ''minecraft:enchantable'' item component allows this item to be enchanted in an Enchanting Table.
+This item component is usually combined with [[items:item_components:forgeable|minecraft:forgeable]] and [[items:item_components:repairable|minecraft:repairable]].
+Note that the enchantments used for enchanting are defined differently than in vanilla.
+In vanilla it uses item tags for enchantment targets (such as swords and helmets), whereas here they are enchantment tags for an item instead.
+==== Fields ====
+^  Name  ^  Description  ^  Type  ^  Default Value  ^
+| ''enchantability'' | Determines the amount and level of enchantments to apply to this item. | A positive integer | |
+| ''enchantments'' | The enchantments to allow. If not specified, it will allow every enchantment. Note that [[mc>Enchanting#Summary_of_enchantments|treasure enchantments]] are never allowed by an Enchanting Table, so adding them to the tag won't do anything. | An optional enchantment tag | |
+| ''transforms_into'' | The item to turn into once enchanted. | An optional item | |
+==== Example ====
+<code javascript>
+{
+  "enchantability": 14,
+  "enchantments": "minecraft:pickaxe_enchanting"
+}
+</code>