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Sherlog

Sherlog is a lightweight logging library for C and Unity, focused on speed, flexibility, and extensibility. It supports local and remote logging out of the box, enabling over-the-air log message reception from other devices. The library includes six log levels (Trace, Debug, Info, Warn, Error, and Fatal) and offers modular packages for appenders and formatters separately. It is available via NuGet for .NET projects and OpenUPM for Unity, with automated Unity package releases. Sample projects demonstrate console logging, colors, timestamps, and TCP-based remote logging. The library is MIT-licensed and designed to be easily extended for custom logging workflows.

Mobile Development Code Quality & Linting

191 Github Stars

Open Source

pw-terminal-password-manager

🔐 pw - Terminal Password Manager powered by fzf

Terminal & CLI Tools Password Managers

67 Github Stars

Open Source

Entitas

Entitas is a high-performance, open-source Entity Component System (ECS) framework designed specifically for C and Unity. It enables developers to build scalable, maintainable game architectures by composing entities from reusable components and processing them through systems. The framework is optimized for garbage-collected environments and minimizes allocations through thoughtful design choices. Key features include an optional code generator that dramatically reduces boilerplate and produces readable, expressive code. Entitas offers integrated visual debugging tools for Unity, allowing developers to inspect entity states and system execution in real time. It also supports pure C standalone projects without Unity dependencies, making it versatile for broader .NET applications. Entitas is easy to learn and use, supported by an active community on Discord, and distributed under the permissive MIT license. It is battle-tested in production by multiple game studios including Popcore, Gram Games, Wooga, Plarium

Game Engines

7.6K Github Stars