Installing a Package
This page explains how to install Unity packages hosted on pckgs.io.
You’ll learn how to install packages both manually (via manifest.json
) and through the Unity Package Manager Window.
We also explain the importance of using the correct package prefix so Unity can resolve your packages from the correct registry.
Add the pckgs.io Scoped Registry
Before installing packages, you need to configure your Unity project to use pckgs.io as a scoped registry.
Follow our step-by-step guide: Add pckgs.io to Unity.
Installing via Unity Package Manager
Once the registry is configured, you can browse and install packages directly in the Unity Package Manager Window. This provides a visual interface for managing dependencies without editing any files manually.
Manual Installation
You can also install packages by editing your project’s manifest.json
file directly.
- Open the
manifest.json
file in your Unity project’sPackages
folder. - Add the package under the
dependencies
section. - Make sure to prefix the package name with
pckgs.io.
, so Unity knows it should fetch it from our registry.
💡 Unity resolves packages based on prefixes defined in scoped registries.
If you omit `pckgs.io.`, Unity will search its default registries and fail
to find the package.
Example
If the original package name is:
com.some-company.package-name
Then you should add it like this:
"dependencies": {
"pckgs.io.com.some-company.package-name": "1.0.0"
}
Need Further Assistance?
Should you encounter any issues or have questions about the installation process, please feel free to contact us here or email us at [email protected].