TypeScanner

Dynamic type scanner for BepInEx with caching

Installation

This goes into your BepInEx/plugins folder

Usage

Create a ClassDef
- It is recommended that you use a deserializer for this but the builder pattern is supported
- See the builder pattern and YAML representation
Setup the ClassDef with Definition.Setup
- Your signature must have an ID for this
You can now access the Resolved property
- If it is null, your signature yielded no results
- The result should match the signature unless you are using aggressive caching
You can access all setup types by ID in Definition.Table

Caching modes

In the configuration file, you can choose a caching mode:

Disabled: Never check the cache, scan every time
- Slow: ~200 ms for the example on my machine
Standard: Check that the type still matches the signature
- Fast: ~2 ms
Aggressive: Just check that the cache isn't null
- Blazingly fast: <0 ms

Developers

Please provide feedback with the issues and in the discussions

Todo

Builder pattern example

TypeScanner.Types.ClassDef.Create("VRC.Player")
  .FromAssembly(AppDomain.CurrentDomain
    .GetAssemblies()
    .First(x => x.GetName().Name == "Assembly-CSharp")
  )
  .DerivesFrom<MonoBehaviour>()
  .ConstructorCount(2)
  .WithMethods(
    TypeScanner.Types.MethodDef.Create()
      .WithName("OnNetworkReady")
  )
  .WithProperties(
    TypeScanner.Types.PropertyDef.Create()
      .WithType<VRC.Core.APIUser>(),
    TypeScanner.Types.PropertyDef.Create()
      .WithType<VRC.SDKBase.VRCPlayerApi>()
    )
    .Setup()
// you can now access the `Resolved` property

YAML representation:

ID: Player
Assembly: Assembly-CSharp
Derives: UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour,UnityEngine.CoreModule
Counts: 
  Constructor: 2
Methods: 
  - Name: OnNetworkReady
Properties:
  - Type: VRC.Core.APIUser,VRCCore-Standalone
  - Type: VRC.SDKBase.VRCPlayerApi,VRCSDKBase

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