📦 Interns

Overview of the Interns module in JarEngine.

🔹 Overview

Interns provides the internal core classes and utilities used by JarEngine architecture.

It includes:

  • Base classes
  • Internal engine structures
  • Configuration handling
  • Core decorators

🔹 Contents

Class Description
•>JEInternBaseClass<•📎 Base class inherited by JarEngine classes
•>JEInternConfig<•📎 Internal configuration manager
•>JEInternEmptyComponent<•📎 Placeholder component for entities without components
•>JEInternResources<•📎 Resource holder and manager
•>JEInternWindowSettings<•📎 Window settings storage
•>JEInternOwnership<•📎 Parent and child ownership handling
•>JEInternEntityComponent<•📎 Base class for entity components
•>JEInternSystems<•📎 Base class for entity systems
•>JEInternGraphic<•📎 Base class for graphical objects
•>JEInternGraphicalObject<•📎 Base class for drawable objects
•>JEInternResource<•📎 Base class for engine resources

🔹 Usage

from jarengine import Interns

# Internals are normally managed automatically by JarEngine.

config = Interns.Config.get_config("my_config")

config.set("MY_SECTION", "my_option", True)

if config.get_bool("MY_SECTION", "my_option"):
    print("my_option toggled")

The module exposes internal engine structures for advanced usage and extension.

🔹 Notes

Useful information:

  • This module is intended for advanced users and engine extensions.
  • Most classes should not be instantiated manually.
  • Use internal classes carefully as they directly interact with JarEngine core systems.