com.anupackages.debugconsole

Advanced in-game console for Unity 3D, which replicates Windows cmd.

• ATTENTION
• About
• How to Install
• Roadmap
• How to use
  • Attributes
  • Direct registration
• License

ATTENTION

This Asset is depends of other repo, which is redistribution of MIT licensed C# options parser NDesk.Options (looks like original repo already missed, but there is original web page)

If you install this asset as package by Unity Package Manager, than packcage com.anupackages.ndesk-options will be installed automatically.

Optional dependency:

• if you want to use Expression Evaluation, you need to install following packages. Whis are also redistribution for Unity Package Manager usage. See more in How to Install
  • NCalc
  • ANTLR v4

About

Provides easy way to create and invoke debug commands in game console at runtime. Also it displays console messages (logs, warnings, errors, exceptions, assertions) at runtime in a build.

User interface is created with uGUI and packed in a single SpriteAtlas.

• Commands, parameters, parameters values autocomplete
  

• Persistent commands history
  

• It is possible to resize or change UI scale of the console window during the game.
  

• Console messages can be filtered by message type the same way as in UnityEditor console window.
  

• It is possible to filter logs by search query ste same way as in UnityEditor console window.\

How to Install

• through Unity Package Manager
  • git url: https://github.com/ANU-CHEEKI-BREEKI/com.anupackages.debugconsole.git
  • npm package: add following to your Scoped Registries

  "scopedRegistries": [
    {
      "name": "ANU",
      "url": "https://registry.npmjs.org/",
      "scopes": [
        "com.anupackages"
      ]
    }
  ]

Then you will be able to search all available packages directly in Unity Package Manager window

• download sources as zip archive and import to your project
• asset store?

Roadmap

Each star ★ on the project page brings new features closer. You can suggest new features in the Discussions.

How to use

Supported parameter types and some syntax flexibility:

• string
  • surround with " or '
• bool (non case sensitive)
  • true: 1, +, yes, y, approve, apply, on
  • false: 0, -, no, n, discard, cancel, off
• Quaternion
  • parsed as Vector3 euler angles
• Color32
  • parsed as Color
• Color
  • parsed as Vector3
  • parsed as Vector4
  • parsed as HtmlString, for example #RGB, #RRGGBBAA, red, cyan, etc..
• array or list
  • [] or () are equivalented, so below listed samples for [] only
  • , or as component delimiter: [1, 2, 3] or [1 2 3] or [1 , 2 ,3 ] are equivalented
  • [n] or just n witout []: single item n
  • []: empty colection
• vectors (Vector2Int, Vector2, Vector3Int, Vector3, Vector4)
  • parced as array of fixed size
  • []: all components equals zero
  • [n] or just n witout []: all components equals n
• GameObject and Component, any type inherited from Component
  • used GameObject.Find and filtered by name for Component types
  • can pass null (non case sensitive)

NCalc

ATTENTION: to use ExpressionEvaluation install package:

original repo: https://github.com/ncalc/ncalc

command line syntax

NDeskOptions + C# optional and named parameters style

commands categories commands list UI and UI commands Infinite scroll

Attributes

InstanceTargetType

Static

Instanced

Direct registration

Custom converters

public ILogger Logger { get; set; }

Custom commandline preprocessors

UI Themes

License

MIT licensed.