Another Godot 4 Converter

This is another converter for Godot 4 (see godotengine/godot-proposals#387 for list of converters). It's a script written in Ruby.

It supports:

• scene converting (node type conversion, property conversion)
  • sub-resource converting (same as above)
  • support for changed defaults, e.g. if you had disabled RayCast2D, the converted scene will have enabled = false, because the default changed
  • conversion of ParticlesMaterial randomness to the new min/max
• script conversion
  • method, property and constant renames
  • some methods got special treating, e.g. object.connect(object2, "signal", "method") will be converted to the cool new object.signal.connect(object2.method) syntax
  • conversion of setters/getters to new syntax
  • onready/tool/export conversion to annotations (just adds @ bruh)
  • built-in script conversion (the converter will extract the script and convert it normally)

The script conversion might be wonky. It's difficult to properly convert scripts without writting a parser (I actually tried that, but alas failed). I did a test on a pretty big project and the converter doesn't break scripts at least. Script conversion doesn't (and most likely won't) support multiline method calls and nested calls (e.g. in method1(method2()) only method1 is handled) and probably some other weird stuff you can do with your code. If you followed code guidelines you should be fine (probably).

NOTE

The script had just basic functionality implemented, it converts only a very small number of stuff. Check the # TODO comments in the code to see what is missing (and planned). I tried to keep most of conversion in conversion.rb file.

How to use

Messy usage

Copy all scripts to your project and do

ruby main.rb

Your project will be auto-converted.

Proper usage

Put the scripts anywhere and do

ruby main.rb --path path/to/your/project

Debug usage

Useful for testing the converter, but not intended for the actual projects. Instead of replacing files, it creates a copy prefixed with DEBUG#, so you can easily compare before and after changes.

ruby main.rb --debug

(can be used with --path ofc)