Uloop Execute Dynamic Code

uloop execute-dynamic-code

Execute C# code dynamically in Unity Editor.

Usage

uloop execute-dynamic-code --code '<c# code>'

Parameters

Code Format

Write direct statements only (no classes/namespaces/methods). Return is optional.

// Using directives at top are hoisted
using UnityEngine;
var x = Mathf.PI;
return x;

String Literals (Shell-specific)

Allowed Operations

• Prefab/material wiring (PrefabUtility)
• AddComponent + reference wiring (SerializedObject)
• Scene/hierarchy edits
• Inspector modifications

Forbidden Operations

• System.IO.* (File/Directory/Path)
• AssetDatabase.CreateFolder / file writes
• Create/edit .cs/.asmdef files

Examples

bash / zsh / MINGW64 / Git Bash

uloop execute-dynamic-code --code 'return Selection.activeGameObject?.name;'
uloop execute-dynamic-code --code 'new GameObject("MyObject");'
uloop execute-dynamic-code --code 'UnityEngine.Debug.Log("Hello from CLI!");'

PowerShell

uloop execute-dynamic-code --code 'return Selection.activeGameObject?.name;'
uloop execute-dynamic-code --code 'new GameObject(""MyObject"");'
uloop execute-dynamic-code --code 'UnityEngine.Debug.Log(""Hello from CLI!"");'

Output

Returns JSON with execution result or compile errors.

Notes

For file/directory operations, use terminal commands instead.