NoteFinder for Unity

This tool parses script files in a Unity project for certain comment Tags to filter their Notes using this syntax:
//[TAG](:) [DESCRIPTION]
Examples:

• "//TODO: implement jump button"
• "//BUG player explodes instead of jumping"

Features

• Automatically detects changes to Notes in script files and updates its view (after each assembly reload)
• Displays Notes in a tree hierarchy (matching the folder structure in the Project window, excluding "empty" folders in which no Notes are found)
• Allows collapsing individual Notes or entire folders to hide them if they are not needed (as well as collapsing/ expanding all via right-click menu)
• Allows toggling Tags (default "TODO" and "Bug") and specifying custom ones via the "Tags" menu
• Allows opening the relevant script files and jumping to the correct line by pressing the line number button on a Note (using the default IDE which has been set up in Unity)
• Allows searching for strings and substrings which appear in Note descriptions, file names, or directory names
• Allows jumping to script files in the Project window via the button on the right side for quick navigation
• Supports both the Light and Dark themes:

Installation

Installation via Git URL (recommended)

See here for how to install packages via Git URL by using the Unity Package Manager.
See here for how to do so manually by editing the "manifest.json" file in [your project folder]/Packages/.

Installation from a local package (alternative)

See here for how to install packages from a local folder using the Unity Package Manager.
See here for how to do so manually by editing the "manifest.json" file in [your project folder]/Packages/.

Usage

• Open the NoteFinder window via the Tools → NoteFinder menu item

Credits

Based on Denis Sylkin's ToDoManager (although by now the code has undergone a 100% rewrite).