# Wheres The Code

## _**Want to See the Code?**_

Example scripts are located **Assets/EasyCodeForVivox/Examples/Demo Scene Examples/** _and are_ the highest abstraction away from the **Vivox Unity SDK** and the easiest scripts to get started with. They are meant to be example scripts to show you how to inherit from **`EasyManager.cs`.**&#x20;

**`EasyManager.cs`** is a mid-level abstraction containing variable instances for the core Vivox Functionality scripts located in **`Assets/EasyCodeForVivox/Scripts/VivoxBackend`**&#x20;

Feel free to modify the code, redistribute, or sell. Check out the License [here](https://github.com/FullStackIndie/EasyCodeForVivox/blob/main/LICENSE.md). This asset is meant for the community and small teams and there will always be a free version that implements most if not all **Vivox functionality.**&#x20;

### **Want To Customize This Asset**

**Assets/EasyCodeForVivox/EasyScripts/VivoxBackend** folder contains all the scripts you need to implement **Vivox Voice and Text Chat** functionality. If you want to start learning Vivox from scratch or implement your own code look at the scripts in the **Vivox** **Backend** folder. The code they contain are very similar to the **Vivox Documentation** and it will be easier to implement **Vivox** from scratch after having working code examples to compare to the **Vivox Documentation.**&#x20;

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**EasyCode** uses **dependency injection** under the hood. It's basically injecting existing Singleton instances of classes instead of using the <mark style="color:blue;">new</mark> keyword (to create new classes/objects in every class where I need a specific class) or having a static instance of the class.&#x20;
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It is recommended to inherit from **`EasyManager.cs`** or create your own version using the scripts in **`VivoxBackend/`** because all the boilerplate code has been written for you, you can just create custom wrapper methods around the default methods.

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**\*\* Don’t change the name of `EasyManager.cs` or you risk breaking this asset and any future updates.** It's better to **create a copy and rename it.** Also change the namespace to a namespace that fits your project and just **import EasyCode** with a **using statement**\
<mark style="color:blue;">**`using EasyCodeForVivox;`**</mark>
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