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@ue-shed/config-explorer

v0.5.0

Published

Explain saved Unreal config provenance and platform differences.

Readme

Config Explorer

@ue-shed/config-explorer is the headless Config Explorer library. It explains the effective saved-source value of one Unreal .ini section/key for an explicit project and platform, with an ordered contribution timeline and complete layer coverage.

Use the root export for the Effect-native Node service and adapters. Use ./browser for schemas, parsing, folding, and comparison projections that do not import Node or filesystem authority. The module never reads user-private config locations and does not claim to represent live CVars, Device Profiles, command-line overrides, or cooked configuration.

License

MIT. Unreal Engine is a trademark of Epic Games, Inc. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Epic Games.