Lightweight MVC tools for games in Unity 3D C#.

Convenient and portable:

• Pause button.
• Set animation.
• Set text.
• Play sound.
• Listen to keys and buttons.

Because the models are separated from the view, the models are easy to test. http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/164363/Indepth\_Unit\_testing\_in\_Unity.php

Prefer sealed classes, which:

• Prevents deep inheritance. http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/137687/why-is-subclassing-too-much-bad-and-hence-why-should-we-use-prototypes-to-do-aw
• Speeds up method calls. https://blogs.unity3d.com/2016/07/26/il2cpp-optimizations-devirtualization/

As submodule:

git submodule add git@github.com:ethankennerly/UnityToykit.git Assets/Scripts/UnityToykit

or:

git submodule add https://github.com/ethankennerly/UnityToykit.git Assets/Scripts/UnityToykit

Unity 5.3 builds in NUnit.

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/editor-test-runner-nunit.358248/

On Unity 5.2 or lower, you can install UnityTestTools from the Asset Store. I had these included in an earlier commit. You could download those which are smaller:

https://github.com/ethankennerly/UnityToykit/tree/f2a01b622e39bf52bab54036d710d67f565c7128/UnityTestTools

Toolkit:

https://github.com/ethankennerly/flash-unity-port-example

Older version with a framework:

Add It Up

https://github.com/ethankennerly/add-it-up

Made in one day for 64x64 pixel jam.

For example of setting text, see:

Assets/Scripts/Main.cs
Assets/Scripts/Model.cs