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bevy_console

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A simple Half-Life inspired console with support for argument parsing powered by clap.

Usage

Add ConsolePlugin and optionally the resource ConsoleConfiguration.

use bevy::prelude::*;
use bevy_console::{ConsoleConfiguration, ConsolePlugin};

fn main() {
    App::new()
        .add_plugins(DefaultPlugins)
        .add_plugin(ConsolePlugin)
        .insert_resource(ConsoleConfiguration {
            // override config here
            ..Default::default()
        });
}

Create a console command struct and system and add it to your app with .add_console_command. Commands are created like clap commands with an additional CommandName trait derived via the ConsoleCommand derive.

Add doc comments to your command to provide help information in the console.

use bevy::prelude::*;
use bevy_console::{reply, AddConsoleCommand, ConsoleCommand, ConsolePlugin};
use clap::Parser;

fn main() {
    App::new()
        .add_plugins(DefaultPlugins)
        .add_plugin(ConsolePlugin)
        .add_console_command::<ExampleCommand, _>(example_command);
}

/// Example command
#[derive(Parser, ConsoleCommand)]
#[command(name = "example")]
struct ExampleCommand {
    /// Some message
    msg: String,
}

fn example_command(mut log: ConsoleCommand<ExampleCommand>) {
    if let Some(Ok(ExampleCommand { msg })) = log.take() {
        // handle command
    }
}

Examples can be found in the /examples directory.

cargo run --example log_command

wasm

Should work in wasm, but you need to disable default features.

Macros

Reply with the format! syntax.
Reply with the format! syntax followed by [failed].
Reply with the format! syntax followed by [ok].

Structs

Executed parsed console command.
Parsed raw console command into command and args.
Console configuration
Console open state
Console plugin.
Events to print to the console.

Enums

Key for toggling the console.

Traits

Add a console commands to Bevy app.
A super-trait for command like structures
Trait used to allow uniquely identifying commands at compile time

Derive Macros