GetStoreItems throws JavascriptException in CloudScript
I'm trying to call the GetStoreItems from cloud script using:
let storeInfo = server.GetStoreItems({ "PlayFabId": currentPlayerId, "CatalogVersion": "Default", "StoreId": "ShopBux" })
or any permutation (but always keeping the required StoreId)
let storeInfo = server.GetStoreItems({ "CatalogVersion": "Default", "StoreId": "ShopBux" })
let storeInfo = server.GetStoreItems({ "StoreId": "ShopBux" })
but I keep getting a JavaScriptException with no more details
I know this call is fairly new, so maybe it is not working right, or am I doing something wrong?
P.S. The client version of this call does work.
Best Answer
Thanks for calling that out. The Cloud Script service is being updated now to enable the use of the new API call from scripts. We expect it'll be fully functional in script tomorrow (Friday).
Hi, I'm trying it out this morning. Still getting Javascript errors.
Hi @rlavoie, thank you for your feedback, I can also repro this JavascriptException in our test title, I just informed the team to double check the root cause. Sorry for any inconverience caused.
Hi @rlavoie, I just got the update from team, the fix should be deployed tomorrow.
Hi @rlavoie, I just verified that the GetStoreItems sever API is available in cloudscript now.
Hi,
I was able to reproduce your issue that server.GetStoreItems throws JavascriptException in CloudScript, in the StackTrace it says “TypeError: server.GetStoreItems is not a function\n at handlers.getStoreItems”. I will report this to our engineering team and keep you informed of any new updates, thanks for your feedback:)
You can use this as a workaround, edit your-title and your-key in the code:
function TempGetStoreItems(storeId: string): PlayFabServerModels.GetStoreItemsResult {
let url = "https://your-title-id.playfabapi.com/Admin/GetStoreItems";
let method = "POST";
let contentBody = `{"StoreId": "${storeId}"}`;
let contentType = "application/json";
let headers = { "X-SecretKey": "your-key" };
let responseString = http.request(url, method, contentBody, contentType, headers);
let responseJSONObj: any = JSON.parse(responseString);
return <PlayFabServerModels.GetStoreItemsResult>(responseJSONObj.data);
}
It is now working as intended. Thanks!
