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unity-web-link

v0.0.2

Published

A package for communicating with Unity WebGL builds via the browser using JSON.

Downloads

3

Readme

Unity Web Link 🔗

This is a fully typed class to help communicate with a Unity GL instance with ease using JSON. Listen to, and dispatch actions from either within your game or browser.

It's super simple to get up-and-running, just import the unity asset into your project from the asset store, and include the NPM package within your website. From there the API is simple and easy to use.

Unity Setup 🎳

  1. Import the Unity Web Link package into your Unity project from the Unity Asset Store

Web Setup 🕸

  1. Import the Unity Web Link package into your web project using : npm install unity-web-link
// 1. Import the package
import { UnityWebLink } from 'unity-web-link';

// 2. Create your link
const unityLink = new UnityWebLink({
    codeUrl: '/assets/unity/Build.wasm',
    dataUrl: '/assets/unity/Build.data',
    frameworkUrl: '/assets/unity/Build.framework.js',
    loaderUrl: '/assets/unity/Build.loader.js',
    streamingAssetsUrl: '/assets/unity/StreamingAssets'
});

// 3. Listen for actions
unityLink.Listen('player-died').subscribe((e) => {
    console.log('We Died :(', e.data);
});

// 4. Send actions & data to Unity.
document.addEventListener('offline', () => {
    unityLink.Send('network-change', {
        networkState: false
    }
});