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bm

v0.1.1

Published

Create and use bitmasks of arbitrary depth without thinking.

Downloads

18

Readme

bm Build Status devDependency Status

Create and use bitmasks of arbitrary depth without thinking.

NOTE: This has not been battle tested yet; use at your own risk. (And please report issues)

var createBitmaskGenerator = require('bm');

// Up to 1000 unique values (actually a multiple of 32 under the hood)
var bm = createBitmaskGenerator(1000);

var positionable = bm('position');
var moveable = bm('position', 'velocity');
var sprite = bm('position', 'velocity', 'texture');

moveable.has(bm('position')); // true
moveable.has(positionable); // true
positionable.has(bm('velocity')); // false

moveable.any(bm('velocity', 'position', 'texture')); // true
moveable.has(bm('velocity', 'position', 'texture')); // false

moveable.and(bm('texture')) === sprite; // true
sprite.not(bm('texture')) === moveable; // true

// Notice how you can actually compare by value; this is because
//  the generator keeps a cache of all the mask objects
//  under the hood.
sprite === bm('texture', 'velocity', 'position'); // true

API

var createBitmaskGenerator = require('bm');

Create a new bitmask generator

var bm = createBitmaskGenerator(maxUniqueValues);

maxUniqueValues Number default=31 The number of unique tags supported.

Create a new bitmask from any number of tags

var mask = bm(tag1, tag2, tagN);

tag1, tag2, tagN... Strings The tags that are marked in this mask.

Note: Masks returned by this function can be compared by value, and order of arguments does not matter.

In other words, bm('a','b','c') === bm('c','b','a').

Check if one mask contains all values from another

mask.has(otherMask);

Example:

bm('a','b','c').has(bm('a')); // true!
bm('a','b','c').has(bm('x')); // false!

Check if one mask contains any values from another

mask.any(otherMask);

Example:

bm('a','b','c').any(bm('a', 'x')); // true!
bm('a','b','c').any(bm('x', 'y', 'z')); // false!

Combine two groups of tags

var combined = mask.and(otherMask);

Example:

bm('a').and(bm('b')).and(bm('c')) === bm('a', 'b', 'c'); // true!

Remove certain tags from a mask

var without = mask.not(otherMask);

Example:

bm('a','b','c').not(bm('b')) === bm('a','c'); // true!

License

MIT

Install

npm install bm --save

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