beet

Beet brings bevy to the entire application stack. Going full-stack bevy is a big job and its early days so your mileage may vary depending on your application:

readiness meter

• 🦢 ready to go: documented and tested
• 🐣 near stable: incomplete docs
• 🐉 highly experimental: here be dragons

Beet crates fall into a few main categories.

Utils

General patterns and tools for application development.

Control Flow

Control flow crates for use in behavior paradigms like behavior trees, utility AI or agentic systems.

world
	.spawn((
		Name::new("My Behavior"),
		Sequence,
		children![
			(
				Name::new("Hello"),
				EndWith(Outcome::Pass),
			),
			(
				Name::new("World"),
				EndWith(Outcome::Pass),
			),
		],
	))
	.trigger_action(GetOutcome)
	.flush();

Web

Crates for building and deploying web apps. At this stage it is only recommended to develop locally by cloning this repo. See [Contributing] (crates/beet_site/src/docs/contributing.md) for more details.

#[template]
fn Counter(initial: i32) -> impl Bundle {
  let (get, set) = signal(initial);

  rsx! {
    <button onclick=move |_| set(get() + 1)>
      Cookie Count: {get}
    </button>
  }
}

Experiments

Bevy Versions

This chart is for matching a bevy version against a particular beet version.