5.1. Using the createTaskEntity Function

In your src/index.js file, import the createTaskEntity function and create a new task entity with a title and status:

import { createTaskEntity } from './createTaskEntity';

const taskEntity = createTaskEntity('My First Task', 'In Progress');
console.log(`Created task entity: ${taskEntity}`);

5.2. Running the Project

In your terminal, navigate to your project folder and run the following command:

npm start

This command will start your project, and you should see output similar to the following:

Created task entity: 1

This confirms that your project is set up correctly, and you have successfully created an entity with the TaskTitle and TaskStatus components.

5.3. Expanding the Example

Now that you have a basic understanding of how to create entities, components, and systems in Chippr-AGI, you can expand this example to include more functionality, such as:

• Adding more components or systems to manage different aspects of the tasks.
• Implementing events to handle task-related actions, such as updating the status or deleting tasks.
• Integrating the example with a storage system, such as a database, to persist task information.

The possibilities are endless, and the flexible nature of the ECS architecture allows you to easily expand your project as needed. ```

With this walk-through, users will be able to understand the basics of Chippr-AGI, create simple components, entities, and systems, and start exploring the full potential of the ECS architecture.

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