Download the CustomAppAPI.dll file in the mod download.
Add the CustomAppAPI.dll to your references in Visual Studio along with your BepInEx Plugin.
Create a new class which inherits from the CustomApp class.
Implement the inherited abstract members, and you're ready to go!
The DisplayName will be the app name that shows up on the home screen of the phone.
The Icon will be the texture that shows up next to the app name.
A static LoadTexture function is provided in CustomApp to load a Texture2D from a file path.
To get the file path to your mod .dll, Path.GetDirectoryName(BaseUnityPlugin.Info.Location) will get you the folder your mod is located in, where BaseUnityPlugin is your main plugin class. You may need a static accessor to get the instance of it.
Example Code:
public class MyMod : BaseUnityPlugin {
private static MyMod _instance;
public static MyMod Instance => _instance;
public string ModFolderPath => Path.GetDirectoryName(Info.Location);
private void Awake() {
_instance = this;
}
}
public class MyCustomApp : CustomApp {
public override string DisplayName => "My Custom App";
public override Texture2D Icon => LoadTexture(Path.Combine(MyMod.Instance.ModFolderPath, "myAppIcon.png"));
}