Expose productName in UnityProjectInstance

Author: Tim Gerken

README.md

@@ -55,12 +55,12 @@ Find all the Unity projects recursively:
 Get-UnityProjectInstance -Recurse
 
 # Example output:
-# Version    Path
-# -------    ----
-# 2017.2.0f3 C:\Projects\Project1\OneUnity\                 
-# 2017.3.0f3 C:\Projects\Project1\TwoUnity\                 
-# 2017.1.1p1 C:\Projects\Project2\                          
-# 2017.1.2f1 C:\Projects\Project3\App.Unity\                
+# Version    Path                            ProductName
+# -------    ----                            -----------
+# 2017.2.0f3 C:\Projects\Project1\OneUnity\  Contoso
+# 2017.3.0f3 C:\Projects\Project1\TwoUnity\  Northwind
+# 2017.1.1p1 C:\Projects\Project2\           My Cool App
+# 2017.1.2f1 C:\Projects\Project3\App.Unity\ TemplateProject
 ```
 Launch the right Unity editor for a project:
 ```powershell

UnitySetup/UnitySetup.psm1

@@ -122,6 +122,7 @@ class UnitySetupInstance {
 class UnityProjectInstance {
     [UnityVersion]$Version
     [string]$Path
+    [string]$ProductName
 
     UnityProjectInstance([string]$path) {
         $versionFile = [io.path]::Combine($path, "ProjectSettings\ProjectVersion.txt")
@@ -130,8 +131,15 @@ class UnityProjectInstance {
         $fileVersion = (Get-Content $versionFile -Raw | ConvertFrom-Yaml)['m_EditorVersion'];
         if (!$fileVersion) { throw "Project is missing a version in: $versionFile"}
 
+        $projectSettingsFile = [io.path]::Combine($path, "ProjectSettings\ProjectSettings.asset")
+        if (!(Test-Path $projectSettingsFile)) { throw "Project is missing ProjectSettings.asset"}
+
+        $prodName = ((Get-Content $projectSettingsFile -Raw | ConvertFrom-Yaml)['playerSettings'])['productName']
+        if (!$prodName) { throw "ProjectSettings is missing productName"}
+
         $this.Path = $path
         $this.Version = $fileVersion
+        $this.ProductName = $prodName
     }
 }