bevy-scene-hook 4.0.0

Ad-hoc component insertion for bevy scenes
Documentation
# Bevy Scene hook

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A proof of concept for adding components ad-hoc within code to entities
spawned through scenes (such as `gltf` files) in the [bevy game engine].

If you don't mind adding such a small dependency to your code rather than
copy/pasting the code as a module, you can get it from [crates.io].

## Usage

```toml
[dependencies]
bevy-scene-hook = "4.0"
```

The following snippet of code is extracted from
[Warlock's Gambit source code][warlock-source].

It loads the `scene.glb` file when the game starts. When the scene is fully loaded,
the closure passed to `with_comp_hook` is ran for each entity with a `Name` component
present in the scene. We add a `Graveyard` component to the `Entity` containing the
`SceneHook`, so that it can later be checked for whether the scene completed loading.

It is possible to name object in `glb` scenes in blender using the Outliner
dock (the tree view at the top right) and double-clicking object names.

See the examples in the [API doc](https://docs.rs/bevy-scene-hook/) for usage.

[bevy game engine]: https://bevyengine.org/
[crates.io]: https://crates.io/crates/bevy-scene-hook
[warlock-source]: https://github.com/team-plover/warlocks-gambit

## Change log

* `1.1.0`: Add `is_loaded` method to `SceneInstance`
* `1.2.0`: Add the `world` module containing a `SceneHook` trait that has
  exclusive world access. Useful if you want access to assets for example.
* `2.0.0`: **Breaking**: bump bevy version to `0.7` (you should be able to
  upgrade from `1.2.0` without changing your code)
* `3.0.0`: **Breaking**: completely rework the crate.
    * Remove the `world` module, as the base hook method has become much more
      powerful.
    * Rename `SceneHook` to `Hook`, now `Hook` has a unique method to implement.
    * You don't have to add any system yourself, now you have to add the
      `HookPlugin` plugin to your app.
    * Move the API exclusively to a new `SystemParam`: `HookingSceneSpawner`.
      Please use that parameter to add and remove scenes that contain hooks.
      (please tell if you you accidentally spell it `HonkingSceneSpawner` more
      than once :duck:)
    * Moved the `when_spawned` run criteria to the `is_scene_hooked`
      function exposed at the root of the crate, the `HookedSceneState`
      system parameter or the `SceneLoaded` component. Please use any of
      those three instead of `when_spawned`.
    * Now supports passing closures as hooks, instead of having to define
      a trait each time.
    * Now supports adding multiple of the same scene! Doesn't handle
      hot-reloading, but that's alright since bevy's scene hot-reloading
      is currently broken anyway :D
* `3.1.0`: make `run_hooks` system public so that it's possible to add it to
  any stage you want in relation to any other system you want.
* `4.0.0`: **Breaking**: bump bevy version to `0.8`
    * Uses the new scene bundle system
    * Rename `SceneLoaded` to `SceneHooked`.
    * Removed the `Hook` trait, now `SceneHook::new` accepts a closure.
    * Instead of using `HookingSceneSpawner`, uses `HookedSceneBundle`
      and spawn it into an entity.

### Version matrix

| bevy | latest supporting version      |
|------|--------|
| 0.8  | 4.0.0 |
| 0.7  | 3.1.0 |
| 0.6  | 1.2.0 |


## License

This library is licensed under Apache 2.0.