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Releases

miniplex@2.0.0-next.20

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [b01cf43]
• Updated dependencies [6f44ee7]
• Updated dependencies [26cedc6]
• Updated dependencies [2bcec9b]
  • @miniplex/core@2.0.0-next.20
  • @miniplex/react@2.0.0-next.20

@miniplex/core@2.0.0-next.20

Patch Changes

• b01cf43: You can now call update() on any derived bucket to make it reindex all of the entities containeed in the source bucket it's derived from.
• 6f44ee7: The former world.update function has been renamed to world.evaluate.

• 26cedc6: Added an update function to the World class that allows the user to update an entity. This is intended to complement the other two mutating functions (addComponent, removeComponent), simply to allow for the use of syntactic sugar (component constructor functions, entity factories, etc.) in a streamlined fashion:

  /* With an object with changes */
  world.update(entity, { age: entity.age + 1 })
  
  /* With a function returning an object with changes */
  const increaseAge = ({age}) => ({ age: age + 1 }
  world.update(entity, increaseAge)
  
  /* With a function that mutates the entity directly: */
  const mutatingIncreaseAge = (entity) => entity.age++
  world.update(entity, mutatingIncreaseAge)

  The main job of the function is to re-index the updated entity against known derived buckets, and since in Miniplex you'll typically mutate entities directly, it can even be called with only an entity. All of the above are essentially equivalent to:

  entity.age++
  world.update(entity)

@miniplex/react@2.0.0-next.20

Patch Changes

• 2bcec9b: Breaking Change: Removed the as prop. Please use children instead:

  /* A function component whose props signature matches the entity type */
  const User = ({ name }: { name: string }) => <div>{name}</div>
  
  /* Pass it directly into the `children` prop */
  <Entity in={users} children={User} />

  As a reminder, this sort of children prop support isn't new; Miniplex has always supported this form:

  <Entity in={users}>{(user) => <div>{user.name}</div>}</Entity>

  Passing a children prop is just another way to pass children to a React component.