@jsprismarine/prismarine/dist/utils/ParseTargetSelector.d.ts

Dedicated Minecraft Bedrock Edition server written in TypeScript

import { Entity } from '../entity/Entity';
/**
 * Parse target selector argument.
 *
 * @remarks
 * A target selector is made up of 3 parts:
 *
 * - First there's the `@` (at symbol) part,
 * notifying us that this is in fact a target selector
 *
 * - Secondly there's the target selector type (`a`, `e`, `p`, `r`, `s`),
 * this specifies what kind of entities we should query for
 * and in what way.
 *
 * - Thirdly there's the arguments,
 * they are split up in a comma-separated list in the
 * argument=value format.
 *
 * This results in an input similar to:
 * `@e[type=player,gamemode=creative,limit=3]`
 *
 * @returns The entities matching the target query
 */
declare const ParseTargetSelector: ({ input, entities, source }: {
    input: string;
    entities: Entity[];
    source: Entity;
}) => Entity[];
export default ParseTargetSelector;
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