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furry-ecs

v1.2.3

Published

Furry ECS is a TypeScript Entity-component-system library

Downloads

628

Readme

Furry ECS

GitHub package.json version npm bundle size Codecov GitHub License

Furry ECS is a TypeScript Entity-component-system library

Install

  • npm

    npm install furry-ecs

    or

    npm install https://github.com/jhondesignee/furry-ecs
  • yarn

    yarn add furry-ecs

    or

    yarn add https://github.com/jhondesignee/furry-ecs

Example

import ECS, { Constants } from "furry-ecs"

const world = ECS.createWorld()

const entity1 = ECS.createEntity()
const entity2 = ECS.createEntity()

const component1 = ECS.defineComponent({
  foo: Constants.ComponentType.NUMBER,
  bar: Constants.ComponentType.ARRAY
})
const component2 = ECS.defineComponent({
  baz: Constants.ComponentType.ARRAY
})

component1.setProp("foo", entity1.EID, 0)
component2.setProp("baz", entity2.EID, [0, 1])
const prop = component1.getProp("foo", entity1.EID)

const serializer = ECS.defineSerializer<typeof world>()
const serialized = serializer.serialize(world)
if (serialized) {
  const deserialized = serializer.deserialize(serialized)
}

const query = ECS.defineQuery({
  include: [component1],
  exclude: [component2]
})

const system1 = ECS.defineSystem({
  update(world, delta, time) {
    const entities = query.exec(world)
    const addedEntities = query.exec(world, Constants.Status.ADDED)
    const removedEntities = query.exec(world, Constants.Status.REMOVED)
  }
})
const system2 = ECS.defineSystem({
  update(world, delta, time, args) {
    let data: unknown = args?.[0]

    if (typeof data === "number") {
      data++
    }
  }
})

ECS.addEntity(world, [entity1, entity2])
ECS.addComponent(world, [component1, component2])
ECS.attachEntity([component1, component2], [entity1, entity2])
ECS.addSystem(world, [system1, system2])

// loop
const args = [0]
const delta = 0
const time = performance.now()
ECS.update(world, delta, time, ...args)

Documentation