UCmd

Supercharge Unity's command line execution, allowing execution of methods with arguments.

Features

Command Line Execution - Run Unity from the command line, execute methods with arguments.

Quick Start Guide

Installation

Unity Asset Store

Install directly from the Unity Asset Store (FREE).

Installing from GitHub Repo

Visit the Releases page and download the latest UCmd.dll.
Open Unity and place this file in an Editor folder.

Usage

Command Line Execution

Unity can be launched from the command line. This is useful for CI/CD cases (automatically building your project on a build server).

It works by supplying the name of a static method using the -executeMethod argument:

Unity -executeMethod MyClass.MyStaticMethod

MyStaticMethod must be defined without any arguments, so if the build requires any additional data, it must be extract from the command line arguments inside this method:

private static void MyStaticMethod()
{
   // Extract any additional arguments from the command line
   var platform = GetOptionFromCommandLine("platform");
   var data = GetOptionFromCommandLine("data");
}

With UCmd, the same syntax is used, but the method executed is UCmd.Run:

Unity -executeMethod UCmd.Run MyClass.MyStaticMethod

Now it's possible to execute methods that take additional arguments.

UCmd acts as a "middle man", using reflection to invoke the required method and passing it the arguments from the command line:

Unity -executeMethod UCmd.Run MyClass.MyStaticMethod "Android" "1.0.0" "data"

And the method definition:

private static void MyStaticMethod(string platform, string version, string data)
{
  // Build code here
}

Contact

For support or any additional feature requests, please report an issue, or conact me directly: liortal53@gmail.com

liortal53/UCmd