How can i get data from object and add another line in cloud script?

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blazej asked Sep 22, '22

How can i get data from object and add another line in cloud script?

Hello All!

Like in the title, could you please fix my code so that I can add a line to the JSON of an existing object?

Thank you very much in advance for your help :)

handlers.makeEntityAPICall = function (args) {
 
// create an entity key, set another player's key.
    var target = {
        Id: args.TargetId,
        Type:"title_player_account"
    }


    var apiResult = entity.SetObjects({
        Entity: target,
        Objects: [
            {
                ObjectName: "gifts",
                DataObject: {
                    //I want the content of the object here, and below I want to add line to that
                    GifterID: currentPlayerId,
                }
            }
        ]
    });
    return {
        setResult: apiResult.SetResults[0].SetResult
    };
};

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Answer 1 · 2022-09-23T06:53:26Z

Xiao Zha answered Sep 23, '22

If I am not understand wrong , you want to add a new line to the object, you have to update the entire object. You can first call GetObject API in Could Script to get the object and modify one of the fields or add a new filed, then you can call SetObject API to update the entire object with the modified object. Here is the code example you can refer to:

handlers.SetObject=function(args,context)
{
    // create an entity key, set another player's key.
    var targetPlayer = {
        Id: args.TargetId,
        Type:"title_player_account"
    }
var objectsResult= entity.GetObjects({Entity: targetPlayer})
var object=objectsResult.Objects["gifts"].DataObject
//object[“Test”]+=”test” add new string to the original filed
//object[“Test0”]=”Test0” create a new filed 
 object["Gift"].push({"3":"Shield"})//add new element to an array,Gift is an KVP array
  var apiResult = entity.SetObjects({
        Entity: targetPlayer,
        Objects:  [
            {
                ObjectName: "gifts",
                DataObject: object
            }
        ]
    });
    return {
        setResult: apiResult.SetResults[0].SetResult
    }; 
}

Please let me know if I misunderstand.

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blazej commented · Sep 23, 2022 at 06:05 PM

Yes! That's exactly what I meant, thank you, but I have one more question, would you be able to make an example where this function would also create an object if there is no one + a function that would delete the object / clear it to zero?

Thank you very much in advance! I am very weak at JS haha

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Xiao Zha blazej commented · Sep 26, 2022 at 08:57 AM

>> this function would also create an object if there is no one

handlers.CreateObject=function(args,context)
{
    var targetPlayer = {
        Id: args.TargetId,
        Type:"title_player_account"
    }


 var objectsResult= entity.GetObjects({Entity: targetPlayer})
//Determine if there is a corresponding Object in Objects, if not, create an Object
if(!objectsResult.Objects["gifts"]) { 
     var apiResult = entity.SetObjects({
        Entity: targetPlayer,
        Objects: [
            {
                ObjectName: "gifts",
                DataObject: {},
                DeleteObject:args.delete
            }
        ]
    });
}}

>> a function that would delete the object

handlers.DeleteObject=function(args, context)
{
     var targetPlayer = {
        Id: args.TargetId,
        Type:"title_player_account"
    }
//Set the DataObjet filed to null and the DeleteObject filed to true
      object=null 
    var apiResult = entity.SetObjects({
        Entity: targetPlayer,
        Objects:  [
            {
                ObjectName: "gifts",
                DataObject: object,
                DeleteObject:args.delete
            }
        ]
    });}

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blazej Xiao Zha commented · Sep 27, 2022 at 12:03 AM

Cool!! This is exactly what I needed. Thank you very much for your help, greetings nice and warm :)

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