I'm using Unity and here's what I'm trying to figure out.
I set custom build version under Title Data. I'm calling Cloud Script function from client side to take in custom build version # (right after it is built in Unity and set in Unity), compare it with build version in Title Data inside Cloud Script, and then return the value.
How do I access key/value pair of Title Data in Cloud Script?
You can call server.GetTitleData in Cloud Script to access key/value pairs of Title Data. Let’s suppose you saved the build version data in the Title Data, the key is called “BuildVersion” and the value stores the version number. Here is the code example:
handlers.compareBuildVersion = function (args, context){
//retrieve the version number from title data
var buildVersion = server.GetTitleData({Keys : ["BuildVersion"]})["Data"]["BuildVersion"];
//compare buildVersion with client build version
}
Thanks! Though what does ["Data"] do? Also is there more detailed documentation/guide on how to use CloudScript then Official ExecuteCloudScript Documentation? Having hard time trying to figure out how some of the functions work - such as log.info/debug/error, what does messageValue/inputValue do, when would I actually need to pass for context, etc.
In addition, I'm setting title version to following:
handlers.checkVersion = function (args1, args2, context) {
var oldQABuildVersion = Number(args1.oldTestBuildVersion);
var testVersion = server.GetTitleData({Keys : ["OldTestBuildVersion"]})["Data"]["OldTestBuildVersion"];
testVersion["OldTestBuildVersion"] = oldQABuildVersion;
return { testVersion };
}
but when I refresh Title Data page, versions are not updated. Does it take some time to do this or am I doing something wrong? In Unity I'm getting proper response with increased version number.
uh solved myself. Also is Postman the only way to learn more about Playfab? tutorial page doesn't really match up with current Postman...
The object returned by server.GetTitleData({Keys:["BuildVersion"]}) is in the following format:
"Data": {
"BuildVersion": "1.20191120"
}
In order to access the value, you need to do ["Data"] first.
This doc talks about Cloud Script in a more detailed way: CloudScript Tutorials
One of the ways we do it is by de-serializing the returned JSON object
foreach (var titleData in result.Data) {
if (titleData.Key.Equals("ServerRegions")) {
var serverRegions = (JsonObject)PlayFabSimpleJson.DeserializeObject(
titleData.Value
);
var regionArray = (JsonObject)serverRegions["Regions"];
foreach (var region in regionArray) {
serverRegionList.Add(region.Value.ToString());
}
}
}
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