Create Unity Package (cup) is a command-line app that allows you to create Unity packages from the command line without installing Unity.
- Fast and efficient packing process
- Create packages without installing Unity
- Ignore files and folders automatically
- Create packages with different compression levels
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| -s, --src | Root directory path. |
| -o, --out | Output package file path. |
| -c, --cpr | Level of compression. (0 = Optimal, 1 = Fastest, 2 = None, 3 = Smallest) |
| -e, --exclude | List of file/directory paths to ignore. |
| --help | Display this help screen. |
| --version | Display version information. |
You can ignore certain files/folders by creating a .cupignore file at the root directory path that you specify. The
.cupignore file should contain glob patterns to ignore, with one pattern per line:
**/Editor/*
**/Tests/*
**/Examples/*
**/*.tmp
Assets/Scripts/Debug/**/*
These patterns will be added to any patterns specified with the -e, --exclude command-line argument.
If the file cannot be read, you will be prompted to decide whether to continue without the ignore patterns.
There are three different flavours of binaries available to download, slim, standalone, and native:
- A slim binary requires .NET to be installed.
- A standalone binary does not require .NET to be installed.
- A native binary does not require .NET to be installed.
NOTE: slim binaries require .NET 9 to be installed.
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