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Title	GsomConsole
Description	A Half-Life 1 inspired console for Godot projects. There is a singleton and optional UI (that doesn't autoload). It's also possible to craft your own UI instead. Future versions may provide additional UI implementations as well. The core idea: you have CVARs (console variables) and CMDs (commands). You can use CVARs as global variables and settings. CMDs are like global events/signals. Supported variable types: `bool, int, float, String` - the variable type is determined when it is registered with an initial value. After that, new values are interpreted as being of that type. `GsomConsole.register_cvar("test", 5, "Description.")` - will register an `int` CVAR. ● `test` -> output 5 ● `test 6` -> now `test` is `6` ● `test 7.1` -> now test is `7` because it is `int` Registering commands simply declares them for future calls. The console doesn't do anything specific per CMD call - only emits the `called_cmd` signal. `GsomConsole.register_cmd("do_something", "Description.")` - will register the `do_something` CMD. ● `do_something` -> will emit `called_cmd.emit("do_something", [])`. ● `do_something abc -1 20 true 3.3` -> will emit `called_cmd.emit("do_something", ["abc", "-1", "20", "true", "3.3"])`.	A Half-Life 1 inspired console for Godot projects. There is a singleton and optional UI (that doesn't autoload). It's also possible to craft your own UI instead. Future versions may provide additional UI implementations as well. The core idea: you have CVARs (console variables) and CMDs (commands). You can use CVARs as global variables and settings. CMDs are like global events/signals. Supported variable types: `bool, int, float, String` - the variable type is determined when it is registered with an initial value. After that, new values are interpreted as being of that type. `GsomConsole.register_cvar("test", 5, "Description.")` - will register an `int` CVAR. ● `test` -> output 5 ● `test 6` -> now `test` is `6` ● `test 7.1` -> now test is `7` because it is `int` Registering commands simply declares them for future calls. The console doesn't do anything specific per CMD call - only emits the `called_cmd` signal. `GsomConsole.register_cmd("do_something", "Description.")` - will register the `do_something` CMD. ● `do_something` -> will emit `called_cmd.emit("do_something", [])`. ● `do_something abc -1 20 true 3.3` -> will emit `called_cmd.emit("do_something", ["abc", "-1", "20", "true", "3.3"])`.
Category	Tools
License	MIT
Repository Provider	GitHub
Repository Url	https://github.com/raub/gsom_console
Issues Url	https://github.com/raub/gsom_console/issues
Godot version	Godot 4.2
Version String	0.1.0	0.1.0
Download Commit	f4cf25adcc16a6fb494576eeccd8f44d62bfe1e2	f4cf25adcc16a6fb494576eeccd8f44d62bfe1e2
Download Url (Computed)	https://github.com/raub/gsom_console/archive/f4cf25adcc16a6fb494576eeccd8f44d62bfe1e2.zip	https://github.com/raub/gsom_console/archive/f4cf25adcc16a6fb494576eeccd8f44d62bfe1e2.zip
Icon Url	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raub/gsom_console/0.0.1/icon.png