OpenUPM

OpenUPM is an open-source service for hosting and building open-source Unity Package Manager (UPM) packages. The goal is to provide a universal place to discover, distribute, and share open-source UPM packages, and to build a community around that ecosystem.

OpenUPM is composed of two main service areas:

• A managed scoped package registry for hosting UPM packages.
• Automatic build pipelines that track, build, and publish UPM packages from Git tags.

DISCLAIMER: OpenUPM is an open-source service, not an official service provided by Unity Technologies Inc.

Learn more in the OpenUPM documentation.

This repository contains the curated OpenUPM package data and owns the CI gate that verifies data changes. Application code, website code, API services, jobs, and shared validator implementation live in openupm/openupm-next.

• data/packages/*.yml: curated package manifests
• data/*.yml: shared metadata such as sponsors, backers, built-in packages, topics, and blocked scopes
• test/data-packages.js: data validation test wrapper that runs the shared validator from openupm-next

npm install
npm test

or run only the validation target:

npm run test:data

The test expects a built openupm-next checkout next to this repository, or an OPENUPM_NEXT_PATH environment variable pointing to one. GitHub Actions checks out and builds openupm-next before running the data test.

OpenUPM is an independent project with ongoing development made possible by sponsors, backers, and contributors. If you'd like to support the project, please consider:

• Sponsoring Favo Yang on Patreon
• Sponsoring Favo Yang on GitHub
• Exploring other donation options

OpenUPM also uplinks org.nuget scoped packages to the OpenUPM-hosted UnityNuGet registry at https://unitynuget-registry.openupm.com, a hosted project based on bdovaz/UnityNuGet.

OpenUPM's Code of Conduct applies to this repository.

Bug reports and feature requests are welcome as issues. Please search existing and closed issues before opening a new one. Unsolicited pull requests to fix bugs or implement feature requests are not accepted unless a maintainer explicitly invites them.

You can also:

• Read the blog at openupm.com/blog
• Discuss ideas in GitHub Discussions
• Chat on Discord
• Contact the maintainers at hello@openupm.com
• Track package updates with the RSS feed

• Source code licensed under BSD-3-Clause
• OpenUPM website and public registry terms of use
• Code of conduct

See https://openupm.github.io/upptime/ for public uptime monitoring and https://openupm.com/queue/ for package scan and release queue status.

Pushes to master run data validation in GitHub Actions. After validation passes, the website is scheduled to rebuild with the updated package data, usually within 30 minutes.