Warning: This package is currently not being maintained. Use ECSY instead.
Simple Entity Component System written in TypeScript.
- Fully written in TypeScript
- Fully tested
- Large focus on performance, handles thousands of entities without a problem.
- Simple API
- Component serialization and deserialization (for networking or storage purposes).
- Used in multiple real-world applications.
Using npm:
$ npm install @browserbyte/ecsUsing yarn:
$ yarn add @browserbyte/ecsBelow is a small example on how you could use this package, there are multiple ways to accomplish certain things.
// Create a component class
class TestComponent extends Component
{
public testValue: number;
constructor(testValue: number) {
super();
this.testValue = testValue;
}
allowMultiple = true;
}
// Create a system
class TestSystem extends System
{
private _testFamily!: Family;
onAttach(engine: Engine): void {
this._testFamily = engine.createFamily([], [ TestComponent ], []);
}
update(delta: number): void {
this._testFamily.entities.forEach(entity => {
const testComponent = testTwoEntity.getComponent(TestComponent);
testComponent.testValue += 1;
});
}
}
// Create the ECS and attach a system
const ECS = new Engine(TestSystem);
// Create an entity with a component
const testEntity = ECS.createEntity(new TestComponent(2));
// Start the update loop
setInterval(() => ECS.update(deltaTime), 1000);See the /examples folder for more example usages.
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