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Extractor for .unitypackage files

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Unity Package Extractor

Extract your .unitypackage

Usage without Python

  • Download the unitypackage_extractor.zip from the Releases tab.
  • Extract everything into a new directory
  • Run the extractor.exe inside with extractor.exe [path/to/your/package.unitypackage] (optional/output/path)

Usage with Python 3.6+

  • pip install unitypackage_extractor

  • From the command line python -m unitypackage_extractor.extractor [path/to/your/package.unitypackage] (optional/output/path)

  • OR in your Python file:

from unitypackage_extractor.extractor import extractPackage

extractPackage("path/to/your/package.unitypackage", outputPath="optional/output/path")

Contributing

Building

Install pyinstaller and run build_exe.py. I couldn't get this to work with Python 3.7 so I downloaded and ran it with 3.6 and it worked.

Testing

Install pytest and run pytest -v -s in the root directory.

Releasing

Refer to the python docs on packaging for clarification. Make sure you've updated setup.py, and have installed twine, setuptools, and wheel python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel - Create a source distribution and a binary wheel distribution into dist/ twine upload dist/unitypackage_extractor-x.x.x* - Upload all dist/ files to PyPI of a given version Make sure to tag the commit you released

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