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🏁 Overview

Simply add Attributes to source code to instantly generate custom debug operations in the Custom tab. Eliminates UI creation overhead, allowing you to focus on logic verification.

⚡ Add a Button in One Line​

Simply apply [LogiButton] to a method to display an execution button in the dialog.

[LogiButton("Test Button", "Execute")]
void Test() => Debug.Log("Test");

🎚️ Real-Time Value Monitoring & Modification​

You can also visualize runtime status.

[LogiStatus("Test Status", false)]
string TestStatus() => $"Integer set to: {_integer}";

// Display images
[LogiPreview("Test Sprite")]
Sprite TestSprite() => _sprite;

🌱 Initialization​

Register in Awake to make it available. Unregister in OnDestroy.

void Awake() => Logi.Register(this, "Tests (Instance)", 1);

void OnDestroy() => Logi.Unregister(this);

[LogiButton("Test Button", "Execute")]
void Test() => Debug.Log("Test");

⚙️ Features​

  • No Boilerplate Required: No manual UI construction needed
  • Tab Management: Organizes into tabs based on names provided during registration
note

When Managed Stripping Level is Medium or higher, reflection protection settings are required. See Managed Stripping Considerations for details.

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