Unity Package Manager allows you to manage local dependences for Unity
npm install @forjagames/unitypmbash
npm i -g @forjagames/unitypm
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1. Clone this repository to your local machine.
2. Open a terminal window and navigate to the repository folder.
3. Run the following command: npm install -g ..
Usage
The tool provides the following commands:
* init: Creates a package.json file with metadata such as the package name, version, and description that only needs to be configured once before publishing.
* publish: Adds the package to the local repository.
* unpublish: Removes a package from the local repository.
* install: Installs a package from the local repository into the current Unity project.
* update: Updates the installed packages to the latest version.
To use the tool, open a terminal window in the Unity project folder and run the desired command.
Example
Here's an example of how to use the tool:
1. Open a terminal window in your Unity project Assets folder (or any subdirectory inside Assets).
2. Run the following command: upm init and configure your package.json file. Package name for the example: MyPackage.
3. Run the following command: upm publish. This will create a new package and add it to the local repository.
5. To install the package in another Unity project, open a terminal window in that project Assets folder (or any subdirectory inside Assets) and run the following command: upm install MyPackage`.