Core

The Core package is the foundation of FludeX. It provides the panel engine, the gesture trigger system, the WidgetsBook widget library, descriptor-based module discovery, and a reflection-based DI container.

All other FludeX packages depend on Core.

What's in Core

• Panel engine — manages the panel lifecycle: show, hide, toggle, dispose; renders through Unity 6.5's PanelRenderer automatically on Unity 6000.5 and later, falling back to the legacy UIDocument on earlier versions
• Trigger system — tap trigger, keyboard trigger, composite trigger, and a FludexNoTrigger for manual control
• WidgetsBook — declarative widget library for composing debug panels with live data binding
• Conditional Widgets — show, hide, enable, or disable any widget or element based on another setting. See Conditional Widgets
• Core Settings — a panel-wide settings tray for editing module selection, widget toasts, notification stack behavior, and haptics at runtime. See Core Settings
• Haptics — a built-in haptic feedback system wired into panel chrome and WidgetsBook widgets, configurable per-domain. See Haptics
• Module discovery — loads FludexModuleDescriptor assets from Resources/FludeX/Modules/ at startup; each descriptor exposes a Version field shown in the module settings panel
• DI container — reflection-based dependency injection used internally by modules

Panel Control API

Method / Property	Description
Initialize()	Set up FludeX with all defaults
Initialize(config)	Set up FludeX with a custom FludexConfig (e.g. a different initial module index)
Initialize(trigger)	Set up FludeX with a custom IFludexTrigger implementation
Initialize(config, trigger)	Set up FludeX with both a custom config and a custom trigger
Initialize(moduleConfigs)	Set up FludeX and pass one or more IModuleConfiguration<TModule> objects to pre-configure individual modules
Prepare()	Run the prepare lifecycle phase — called after Initialize() and before the first frame to allow modules to complete pre-show setup
Show()	Show the debug panel
Hide()	Hide the debug panel
Toggle()	Show if hidden, hide if shown
IsInitialized	True after Initialize() completes
IsVisible	True while the panel is on screen
Dispose()	Release all resources