Auto Requesting System

--CONFIG
local Items = {
    ["ME_Basic_Processor"] = {
        ["id"] = 4362,
        ["dmg"] = 18,
        ["name"] = "ME Basic Processor"
    },
    ["ME_Advanced_Processor"] = {
        ["id"] = 4362,
        ["dmg"] = 19,
        ["name"] = "ME Advanced Processor"
    },
    ["Silicon"] = {
        ["id"] = 4362,
        ["dmg"] = 13,
        ["name"] = "Silicon"
    }
}

local keep = {
    {
        ["Item"] = Items["ME_Basic_Processor"],
        ["Minimum"] = 10000
    },
    {
        ["Item"] = Items["ME_Advanced_Processor"],
        ["Minimum"] = 10000
    },
    {
        ["Item"] = Items["Silicon"],
        ["Minimum"] = 10000
    }
}

local side = "back"

--END CONFIG
local per = peripheral.wrap(side)

local function stack(item, qty)
    return {
        ["id"] = item.id,
        ["dmg"] = item.dmg,
        ["qty"] = qty
    }
end

local function hasEnough(keep)
    local count = per.countOfItemType(keep.Item.id, keep.Item.dmg)
    return count >= keep.Minimum
end

local function requestEnough(keep)
    local count = per.countOfItemType(keep.Item.id, keep.Item.dmg)
    local request = keep.Minimum - count + 64
    print("Requesting " .. tostring(request) .. " " .. keep.Item.name)
    per.requestCrafting(stack(keep.Item, request))
    keep.Waiting = true
end

local timer = 0

while true do
    for i = 1, #keep do
        local k = keep[i]
        if not k.Waiting then
            if not hasEnough(k) then
                requestEnough(k)
            end
        else
            if hasEnough(k) then
                k.Waiting = false
            end
        end
    end

    sleep(10)
    timer = timer + 1

    if timer == 30 then
        os.reboot() -- reset the system every 5 minutes. lazy fix to a shitty problem...
    end
end