bevy_mod_debug_console

The standard plugin takes over the stdin/stdout from bevy to get runtime information from bevy. In examples/egui_console.rs you can also see how to integrate with bevy_console.

Running `target\release\bevy_test_game.exe`
Bevy Console Debugger.  Type 'help' for list of commands.
>>> archetypes find --componentname Player

archetype ids:
8, 9, 10,

>>> archetype info --id 10

id: ArchetypeId(8)
table_id: TableId(7)
entities (1): 262,
table_components (17): 114 Transform, 115 GlobalTransform, 116 Draw, 120 Animations, 121 Animator, 122 Handle<Text
ureAtlas>, 123 TextureAtlasSprite, 126 PixelPosition, 128 Layer, 129 SpriteSize, 130 Hurtbox, 131 Player, 136 Curr
entPosition, 145 Visible, 147 RenderPipelines, 153 MainPass, 155 Handle<Mesh>,
sparse set components (0):

Usage

Add to you Cargo.toml file:

[dependencies]
bevy = "0.5"
bevy_mod_debug_console = "0.1.0"

Add Plugin:

use bevy::prelude::*;
use bevy_mod_debug_console::ConsoleDebugPlugin;

fn main() {
    App::build()
        .add_plugins(DefaultPlugins)
        .add_plugin(ConsoleDebugPlugin)
        .run();
}

Once your bevy application is running type commands into the the console. Type help to get a list of commands.

Selection of Available Commands

• archetype info --id 10 lists id, table_id, entities, table_components, and sparse set components belonging to archetype id 10
• components list --long --filter bevy_test_game lists components from the bevy_test_game namespace.
• counts print counts of archetypes, components, and entities.
• pause pause the game loop to freeze changes in the ecs for inspection. Warning This can have adverse affects with physics as the tick is paused and the time delta on resume can then be very large.

Future Work

• Add RenderGraph information
• Add System and Schedule information
• Add Reflection information