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perform-ecs

v0.7.8

Published

Efficient Entity Component System framework

Downloads

58

Readme

perform-ecs MIT Licence TypeScript

Perform-ecs is a tiny and efficient TypeScript based Component-Entity-System framework. It was originally written for Open Stronghold - open source clone of Stronghold/Stronghold Crusader engine.

Why Entity Component System?

ECS is an architectural pattern used mostly in game development. An ECS follows the Composition over Inheritance principle to allow for greater flexibility when defining entities by building out of individual parts that can be mixed-and-matched. This eliminates the ambiguity problems of long inheritance chains and promotes clean design.

You can read more here Evolve your hierarchy or here Entity Systems Wiki

Features

  • Swift and efficient. The main principle is 'pay for what you use', so iterating over entities is really fast and you pay only when remove/add entities/components.
  • Easy to use API
  • Full TypeScript support when composing entities from components

Install

npm install perform-ecs --save

TS types inside.

Example

// create component
@makeComponent
export class TestPositionComponent extends Component {

    public x: number;
    public y: number;

    // this method will be called on every entity
    // parameters after the first one can be used for passing some data when creating entity
    public reset(obj: this, multipler: number = 1): void {
        obj.x = 10 * multipler;
        obj.y = 5 * multipler;
    }
}

// create system
export class TestPositionSystem extends System {

    // create view which will contain all entities that have 'TestPositionComponent'
    // types are fully supported here!
    public view = EntityViewFactory.createView({
        components: [TestPositionComponent],
        onEntityAdded: this.onEntityAdded.bind(this),
        onEntityRemoved: this.onEntityRemoved.bind(this),
    });

    public onEntityAdded(entity: SystemEntityType<this, "view">): void {
    }

    public onEntityRemoved(entity: SystemEntityType<this, "view">): void {
    }
    
    public update(delta: number): void {
      for(const entity of this.view.entities) {
          // do something
       }
    }
}

// prepare
const ecs = new ECS();
const positionSystem = new TestPositionSystem();
ecs.registerSystem(positionSystem);

// create entity
const entity = ecs.createEntity([
          {component: TestPositionComponent}]);
   
// create entity with arguments    
const entity2 = ecs.createEntity([
          {component: TestPositionComponent, args: [2]}]);   
          
assert(entity.x === 10);
assert(entity.y === 5);
assert(entity2.x === 20);
assert(entity2.y === 10);

// system 'update' methods will be called
ecs.update();

Docs

Coming soon

ToDo

  • [ ] Documentation
  • [ ] Benchmarks
  • [ ] More valuable tests
  • [ ] Check support for vanilla JS
  • [ ] Clean codebase
  • [ ] Multiple system views types, suitable for different cases, eg. when entities are removed/added very often.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details