Stats - Code

Overview Guide Code

Stats does not require a specific Beamable Feature Prefab. Instead, the main entry point to this feature is C# programming.

API

Here are API highlights for StatsService.

Method Name	Detail
`GetStats (domain, access, type, id)`	• Get one or more stat values
`SetStats (access, statsDictionary)`	• Set one or more stat values

The SetStats and GetStats methods require additional parameters.

Parameter Name	Detail
`access`	Possible values include “public” or “private” Public client stats can be retrieved by anyone who knows your ID. Private client stats can only be retrieved for yourself. The distinction is not meaningful in backend, but in practice “game” stats are usually also “private”
`domain`	Possible values include "game" (backend) or "client" (Unity) Domain is one of “game” (backend) or “client” (Unity). Game stats can only be retrieved from microservices, but client stats can be retrieved both in microservices and in Unity code
`id`	The numeric user ID of the player who owns the stats Note: For client private stats this must match the ID of your login (e.g. `beamContext.PlayerId`)
`type`	Possible values include only “player” Note: This parameter exists for legacy purposes only

Steps

Follow these steps to get started:

1. Create Stats

There are no explicit steps to create a new Stat. Instead, simply write to a stat via C# and if the stat does not already exist, it will be created on-the-fly.

2. Use Stats

Write Stats

This writes to the stats of the current (logged in) player.

var beamContext = BeamContext.Default;
await beamContext.OnReady;
string access = "public";
string type = "player";

Dictionary<string, string> statsDictionary = 
  new Dictionary<string, string>() { { "MyExampleStat", "99" } };

await beamContext.Api.StatsService.SetStats(access, statsDictionary);

Read Stats (Public Access)

This reads from the public stats of _any _player.

var beamContext = BeamContext.Default;
await beamContext.OnReady;
long id = beamContext.PlayerId;
string access = "public";
string domain = "client";
string type = "player";

Dictionary<string, string> statsDictionary = 
  await beamContext.Api.StatsService.GetStats(domain, access, type, id);

Read Stats (Private Access)

For reasons of security, reading the _private _stats of any player is possible only with Beamable Microservices.

See Microservices for more info.

3. View Stats

The Portal allows the game maker to view and edit player Stats.

Examples

📘
Beamable SDK Examples
• The following example code is available for download at GitHub.com/Beamable_SDK_Examples

Stat Coding

In this StatCodingExample.cs example, the C# API is used to read and write to the Stat.

This low-level solution offers high flexibility.

Inspector

Code

using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

namespace Beamable.Examples.Services.StatsService
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Demonstrates <see cref="StatsService"/>.
    /// </summary>
    public class StatCodingExample : MonoBehaviour
    {
        //  Unity Methods  --------------------------------
        protected void Start()
        {
            Debug.Log($"Start()");

            SetupBeamable();
        }

        //  Other Methods   ------------------------------
        private async void SetupBeamable()
        {
            var context = BeamContext.Default;
            await context.OnReady;

            Debug.Log($"context.PlayerId = {context.PlayerId}");

            string statKey = "MyExampleStat";
            string access = "public";
            string domain = "client";
            string type = "player";
            long id = context.PlayerId;

            // Set Value
            Dictionary<string, string> setStats =
                new Dictionary<string, string>() { { statKey, "99" } };

            await context.Api.StatsService.SetStats(access, setStats);

            // Get Value
            Dictionary<string, string> getStats =
                await context.Api.StatsService.GetStats(domain, access, type, id);

            string myExampleStatValue = "";
            getStats.TryGetValue(statKey, out myExampleStatValue);

            Debug.Log($"myExampleStatValue = {myExampleStatValue}");
        }
    }
}

API

Steps

1. Create Stats

2. Use Stats

3. View Stats

Examples

📘Beamable SDK Examples

Stat Coding

📘
Beamable SDK Examples