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💻 Build customization

🔧 Dynamically Configure Console Features During Build

The example below disables the Hierarchy and Object Inspector panels for WebGL builds.

public class NjConsoleSettingsBuildProcessor : IPreprocessBuildWithReport
{
    public int callbackOrder => 0;
    public void OnPreprocessBuild(BuildReport report)
    {
        var settings = ConsoleSettings.Get();
        var platform = report.summary.platform;

        settings.inPlayerObjectInspector = platform != BuildTarget.WebGL;
        settings.inPlayerHierarchyPanel = platform != BuildTarget.WebGL;
    }
}

⚠️ Note: In production builds, a determined attacker could still enable console features via memory hacking.
For best security, use compile define NJCONSOLE_DISABLE to strip out the console completely. See next section for more info.

✂️ Disable / Strip NjConsole for Production

✅ Benefits of Stripping

• 🧠 Reduces memory usage and final build size.
• 🔐 Prevents malicious users from reverse engineering to access NjConsole UI, cheat options, etc.
• ✅ Highly recommended for production releases.

🧩 How It Works

• ✂️ NjConsole scripts are conditionally stripped using #if !NJCONSOLE_DISABLE.
• 🧱 Most interfaces and key classes are safely stubbed, so your project continues to compile without errors.
• ❗ Certain advanced APIs are completely stripped and must be wrapped manually using #if !NJCONSOLE_DISABLE.
• 🔒 You should also wrap your own cheat/debug logic with #if !NJCONSOLE_DISABLE to ensure it’s fully stripped from production builds.
• 📋 Log history is still collected in the background — useful for crash reports or customer service diagnostics.

✂️ How to Disable NjConsole

• 🎛️️ UI Method: Go to Project Settings > NjConsole > Disable NjConsole
• ✍️ Manual Define: Add NJCONSOLE_DISABLE in Player Settings > Scripting Define Symbols.
• 🧑‍💻 Code/API Method: Call ConsoleEditorSettings.AddDefineSymbolToDisableConsole()

Example below disables NjConsole in release builds, and attempts to reenable it after the build.

using Ninjadini.Console.Editor;
using UnityEditor;
using UnityEditor.Build;
using UnityEditor.Build.Reporting;

public class NjConsoleBuildDisableProcessor : IPreprocessBuildWithReport, IPostprocessBuildWithReport
{
    public int callbackOrder => -1000;

    public void OnPreprocessBuild(BuildReport report)
    {
        var isDevelopmentBuild = (report.summary.options & BuildOptions.Development) != 0;
        if (isDevelopmentBuild) return; 
        // ^ Have your own conditional logic here. In this example, we only disable NjConsole in release (non-debug) builds.
        
        ConsoleEditorSettings.AddDefineSymbolToDisableConsole();
    }

    public void OnPostprocessBuild(BuildReport report)
    {
        // Reenable NjConsole.
        // Unfortunately, if the build failed, this code will not execute and you'll need to manually turn it on from Project Settings > NjConsole > Disable.
        // This code is not needed if you are using a build box where you revert the changes after build.
        ConsoleEditorSettings.RemoveDefineSymbolAndEnableConsole();
    }
}

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