CSharpScriptGenerator

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Summary

This library "CSharpScriptGenerator" is a library for generating C# scripts.
Since it supports UPM, you can utilize it directly for script generation in Unity, or you can use it as a supplement to SourceGenerator.

System Requirements

Environment	Version
Unity	2021.3.38f1, 2022.3.20f1
.Net	4.x, Standard 2.0, Standard 2.1

Installing CSharpScriptGenerator

1. Open [Window > Package Manager].
2. click [+ > Add package from git url...].
3. Type https://github.com/Katsuya100/CSharpScriptGenerator.git?path=packages and click [Add].

If it doesn't work

The above method may not work well in environments where git is not installed.
Download the appropriate version of com.katuusagi.csharpscriptgenerator.tgz from Releases, and then [Package Manager > + > Add package from tarball...] Use [Package Manager > + > Add package from tarball...] to install the package.

If it still doesn't work

Download the appropriate version of Katuusagi.CSharpScriptGenerator.unitypackage from Releases and Import it into your project from [Assets > Import Package > Custom Package].

How to Use

Normal usage

The following notation can be used to output C# Script.

var root = new RootGenerator();
root.Generate(rg =>
{
    rg.Using.Generate("UnityEngine");

    rg.Namespace.Generate("Example.NameSpace", ng =>
    {
        ng.Type.Generate(ModifierType.Public | ModifierType.Class, "HelloWorld", tg =>
        {
            tg.Method.Generate(ModifierType.Public, "void", "Dump", mg =>
            {
                mg.Param.Generate("bool", "check");

                mg.Statement.Generate("if (check)", () =>
                {
                    mg.Statement.Generate("Debug.Log(\"HelloWorld\");");
                });
            });
        });
    });
});

var builder = new CSharpScriptBuilder();
builder.BuildAndNewLine(root.Result);
var script = builder.ToString();
File.WriteAllText("HelloWorld.cs", script);

Result

using UnityEngine;
namespace Example.NameSpace
{
    public class HelloWorld
    {
        public void Dump(bool check)
        {
            if (check)
            {
                Debug.Log("HelloWorld");
            }
        }
    }
}