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CSharpier for Unity Editor

KageKirin/UnityCSharpier

Unity Editor extension to run CSharpier before recompiling C# source files

com.kagekirin.unitycsharpier
editor-enhancement

Install via UPM

Add to Unity Package Manager using this URL

https://www.pkglnk.dev/unitycsharpier.git

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## Installation

Add **CSharpier for Unity Editor** to your Unity project via Package Manager:

1. Open **Window > Package Manager**
2. Click **+** > **Add package from git URL**
3. Enter:
```
https://www.pkglnk.dev/unitycsharpier.git
```

[![pkglnk](https://www.pkglnk.dev/badge/unitycsharpier.svg?style=pkglnk)](https://www.pkglnk.dev/pkg/unitycsharpier)

README

CSharpier for Unity

CSharpier logo

A Unity Editor extension to run dotnet csharpier on changed C# source files in /Assets before compiling them. C# source files inside the /Packages folder are not getting touched, as they might not writable.

⚡ Getting Started

CSharpier for Unity requires CSharpier to be installed.

Given a valid .NET installation, this can be done on the command line with:

dotnet tool install -g csharpier

🔧 Add OpenUPM registry

The following registry must be added to Unity's Packages/manifest.json .scopedRegistries[]:

{
    "name": "OpenUPM",
    "url": "https://package.openupm.com",
    "scopes": [
        "com.kagekirin"
    ]
}

🔨 Add package to project

Add com.kagekirin.unitycsharpier to the Packages/manifest.json .dependencies{}:

"dependencies": {
    "com.kagekirin.unitycsharpier": "1.1.16",
}

â–¶ Running and Settings

CSharpier settings

The only important setting to configure is the execution path for dotnet-csharpier, which can be done automatically in the Project Settings > CSharpier menu.

CSharpier's formatting behaviour can be configured through the following files located at the root of your Unity project:

  • .csharpierignore: which defines which files/patterns to ignore (or not ignore)
  • .csharpierrc.yaml: which defines settings such as characters per line, tab width, and usage of tab character.

NOTE: the .csharpierignore displayed in the menu is currently read-only, in such that changes are NOT reflected back to the file.

🤝 Collaborate with My Project

Please refer to COLLABORATION.md

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