Create type-safe event buses for Unity with zero-allocation dispatch.
npx skills add https://github.com/MuharremTozan/Ohm-Yura --skill unity-event-bus
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: unity-event-bus Source: https://github.com/MuharremTozan/Ohm-Yura/tree/main/.agents/skills/unity-event-bus Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MuharremTozan/Ohm-Yura --skill unity-event-bus
Unity projects often suffer from tight coupling between subsystems, causing brittle interactions and hard maintenance. This skill provides a high-performance, type-safe messaging hub that decouples components without ScriptableObject-based channels.
Define an event struct implementing IEvent, register an EventBinding in OnEnable, and raise events with EventBus<T>.
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You can decouple Unity game systems without ScriptableObject channels by using a type-safe event bus. It provides static, per-type EventBus<T> hubs that enable fast, deterministic dispatch of typed events across components without tight coupling.
A zero-allocation event bus handles message dispatch using static, per-type EventBus<T> hubs. This structure enables O(1) dispatch performance for typed events, ensuring fast and deterministic messaging across runtime gameplay systems and tooling.
To set up a type-safe event bus in Unity, define an event struct implementing IEvent, register an EventBinding in OnEnable, and raise events using EventBus<T>. Reflection bootstrapping automatically initializes the buses on game load.
No manual cleanup is required when exiting Play Mode. The event bus features editor-safe cleanup that automatically clears static bindings, preventing memory leaks and ensuring a clean state during editor tooling development.
You should use a reflection-based event bus for runtime gameplay systems to achieve zero-setup initialization. It automatically bootstraps buses on game load, enabling type-safe, zero-allocation messaging without requiring complex manual wiring.
Yes, you can use this event bus for Unity editor tooling and extensions. It is designed to apply to both runtime gameplay systems and editor scripts, providing fast deterministic dispatch with editor-safe cleanup to prevent memory leaks.
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