Disunity components are separated into a number of projects within the repository:

• Disunity.Core/ general functionality shared by multiple components
• Disunity.Editor/ Unity Editor extension for exporting mod archives
• Disunity.Preloader/ MonoMod preload patcher which implements the Disunity mod-preloader
• Disunity.Runtime/ Bepinex plugin which implements the Disunity runtime mod-loader
• Disunity.Management/ functionality covering all aspects of local mod management
• Disunity.Management.Startup/ a simple wrapper for Disunity.Managment to facilate the EF Core cli tools
• Disunity.Management.Cli/ a commandline mod manager which utilizes Disunity.Management
• Disunity.Store/ an ASP.NET Core site implementing the mod store backend
• Frontend/ a Typescript/Vue.js frontend for the mod store

A number of other directories contain other useful things:

• docs/ developer documentation in markdown
• docker/ artifacts for building and running our Docker containers
• lib/ stripped pre-compiled assemblies that some projects rely on, not available in nuget
• ExampleMod/ a Unity project which contains a simple example Disunity mod

There are a few files of note too:

• Makefile contains high-level commands for building and running the site and running tests
• paket.dependencies declares all external dependencies for all projects
• paket.lock contains the exact concrete versions of our dependencies we currently use
• Disunity.sln.DotSettings contains the Rider/Resharper project styles and warning levels
• .env.template should be copied to .env to supply environment variables to our Docker containers during development
• .gitignore prevents certain files from being added to the repository

Please consult the various files within the docs/ directory for further documentation.