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cloudscript and parse getplayerstats

Hello

I am trying to figure out the code for getting player stats in cloudscript.

If the Result is below:

"Statistics":[{"StatisticName":"Points","Value":570,"Version":1}

then it appears that there is no key/Value pair as in with the titledata scenario

normally for titledata i would separate the KEY/VALUE PAIRS and i can iterate through them.

I cant do this here because the structure of the result

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
{
  "code": 200,
  "status": "OK",
  "data": {
    "PlayFabId": "621EF2023753444",
    "Statistics": [
      {
        "StatisticName": "Points",
        "Value": 570,
        "Version": 1
      },
      {
        "StatisticName": "Wins",
        "Value": 15,
        "Version": 0
      }
    ]
  }
}
var specificSTATVALUE = JSON.parse(myResult.Statistics["Points"]);

specificSTATVALUE would = 570

Do you guys have any documentation/tutorials/examples that worked around this without having to do something like iterate through each and compare the statistic name and get the Value from that condition being met?

thank you!

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JayZuo answered

In cloudscript, the returned Statistics is an Array. To find the specific statistic, we can use Array.find() method. For example:

var specificSTAT = myResult.Statistics.find(s => s.StatisticName === "Points");
var specificSTATVALUE = specificSTAT.Value;

And for your getPlayerStatsReq, it looks right, although I'm not sure how you get the player, and below is a simple sample which get current player's statistic value by name:

handlers.getPlayerStatisticByName = function (args, content) {
    let result = server.GetPlayerStatistics({ PlayFabId: currentPlayerId, StatisticNames: args.Name });
    log.info(result.Statistics);
    let statistic = result.Statistics[0];
    return statistic.Value;
}

In client you can use it like 

PlayFabClientAPI.ExecuteCloudScript(new ExecuteCloudScriptRequest()
{
    FunctionName = "getPlayerStatisticByName",
    FunctionParameter = new { Name = "Points" }, // The parameter provided to your function
    GeneratePlayStreamEvent = true,
},
result =>
{
    Debug.Log(result.FunctionResult);
},
error =>
{
    Debug.Log("Cloud Script call failed");
    Debug.Log(error.GenerateErrorReport());
})
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great thanks alot JayZuo - that getstatsplayer function is an argument from another function which i just pass the currentPlayerId to that getplayerstatsbyname function - thanks again!

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duartedd answered

Hm So - I guess iterating through only 1 is not so bad if i just request the one specific StatNAME

but that brings up this - i was looking for the proper syntax for the request within cloudscript but the JS button (nor any of the other ) doesnt work for me - anyone else have this issue? Just defaults to unity

or anyoen know the proper syntax for cloudscript? eg

eg

  var getPlayerStatsReq = 
    {
        PlayFabId: player,
        StatisticNames: [ "Points" ] };

https://api.playfab.com/docs/tutorials/landing-players/player-statistics

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