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# World
A World contains all ECS data
Games can have multiple worlds, although typically only one is necessary. These worlds are isolated from each other, meaning they donot share the same entities nor component IDs.
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# Entity
An unique id.
Entities consist out of a number unique to the entity in the lower 32 bits, and a counter used to track entity liveliness in the upper 32 bits. When an id is recycled, its generation count is increased. This causes recycled ids to be very large (>4 billion), which is normal.
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# QueryIter
A result from the `World:query` function.
Queries are used to iterate over entities that match against the set collection of components.
Calling it in a loop will allow iteration over the results.
```lua
for id, enemy, charge, model in world:query(Enemy, Charge, Model) do
-- Do something
end
```
### QueryIter.without
QueryIter.without(iter: QueryIter
...: [Entity](#Entity)): QueryIter
Create a new Query Iterator from the filter
#### Parameters
world The world.
... The collection of components to filter archetypes against.
#### Returns
The new query iterator.

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# World
### World.new
World.new(): [World](../api-types.md#World)
Create a new world.
#### Returns
A new world
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### World.entity
World.entity(world: [World](../api-types.md#World)): [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity)
Creates an entity in the world.
#### Returns
A new entiity id
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### World.target
World.target(world: [World](../api-types.md#World),
entity: [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity),
rel: [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity)): [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity)
Get the target of a relationship.
This will return a target (second element of a pair) of the entity for the specified relationship.
#### Parameters
world The world.
entity The entity.
rel The relationship between the entity and the target.
#### Returns
The first target for the relationship
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### World.add
World.add(world: [World](../api-types.md#World),
entity: [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity),
id: [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity)): [Entity](..#api-types.md#Entity)
Add a (component) id to an entity.
This operation adds a single (component) id to an entity.
If the entity already has the id, this operation will have no side effects.
#### Parameters
world The world.
entity The entity.
id The id to add.
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### World.remove
World.remove(world: [World](../api-types#World),
entity: [Entity](../api-types#Entity),
id: [Entity](../api-types#Entity)): [Entity](../api-types#Entity)
Remove a (component) id to an entity.
This operation removes a single (component) id to an entity.
If the entity already has the id, this operation will have no side effects.
#### Parameters
world The world.
entity The entity.
id The id to add.
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### World.get
World.get(world: [World](../api-types.md#World),
entity: [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity),
id: [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity)): any
Gets the component data.
#### Parameters
world The world.
entity The entity.
id The id of component to get.
#### Returns
The component data, nil if the entity does not have the componnet.
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### World.set
World.set(world: [World](../api-types.md#World),
entity: [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity),
id: [Entity](../api-types.md#Entity)
data: any)
Set the value of a component.
#### Parameters
world The world.
entity The entity.
id The id of the componment set.
data The data to the component.
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### World.query
World.query(world: [World](../api-types.md#World),
...: [Entity](../api-types.mdEntity)): [QueryIter](../api-types.md#QueryIter)
Create a QueryIter from the list of filters.
#### Parameters
world The world.
... The collection of components to match entities against.
#### Returns
The query iterator.
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# Pair
### pair
pair(first: [Entity](../api-types#Entity), second: [Entity](../api-types#Entity)): [Entity](../api-types#Entity)
Creates a composite key.
#### Parameters
first The first element.
second The second element.
#### Returns
The pair of the two elements
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### IS_PAIR
jecs.IS_PAIR(id: [Entity](../api-types#Entity)): boolean
Creates a composite key.
#### Parameters
id The id to check.
#### Returns
If id is a pair.
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# Constants
### OnAdd
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### OnRemove
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### Rest
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### OnSet
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### Wildcard
Matches any id, returns all matches.

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# Getting Started
This section will provide a walk through setting up your development environment and a quick overview of the different features and concepts in Jecs with short examples.
## Installing Jecs
To use Jecs, you will need to add the library to your project's source folder.
## Installing as standalone
Head over to the [Releases](https://github.com/ukendio/jecs/releases/latest) page and install the rbxm file.
![jecs.rbxm](rbxm.png)
## Installing with Wally
Jecs is available as a package on [wally.run](https://wally.run/package/ukendio/jecs)
Add it to your project's Wally.toml like this:
```toml
[dependencies]
jecs = "0.1.0" # Make sure this is the latest version
```

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