Fast-Queue Unity-SDK

This SDK are made for developers who intend to use the Fast-Queue framework to create a lobby for multiplayer games or any other application that needs multi users on a lobby.

Requesting a Key

There is a need to be using a Key (as a oAuth authentication) to be able to use the API and, because this is a under development project and i'm yet creating a website to be responsible to the user's inscriptions to the project, i'll ask you all to send me a request via this Form while i'm not able to create the website.

Thanks

Installation

Download the package from Release page, import on UNITY and use.

Documentation

Yet to be developed, but you can base on NodeJS api documentation.

See the Documentation page for more help. Functions at index module.

Usage

Basic

There is this class that are the base for all request that includes something in the system, so, all models that you develop, (your queue class, player class) should extends from this class to be able to communicate with the server. All attributes from the class that need to be sent to the server have to be public, because the JSON api from UNITY only parse if the attribute from class are public.

Ex:

class MyPlayer: FQ.BaseBody {

    public string name;
    public int ranking;
    
    }

And it is needed for the Queue class too.

Here is a more complete example:

public class Queue : FQ.BaseBody{
    public int minRanking;
    public int maxPlayers;

    // Initialize the queue
    public Queue(int minRanking, int maxPlayers)
    {
        this.minRanking = minRanking;
        this.maxPlayers = maxPlayers;
        // add the queue to the server when it's initilized
        this._id = Manager.Instance.api.addQueue<Queue>(this)._id; // get the id from the server
    }

    // Delete the instance of the queue on server-side when it's deleted
    ~Queue
        ()
    {
        Manager.Instance.api.deleteQueue<Queue>(this);
    }

    // Simple player quantity controll.
    public bool addPlayer(Player player)
    {
        if (Manager.Instance.api.getPlayers<Queue, Player>(this).Length >= this.maxPlayers)
        {
            return false;
        }
        Manager.Instance.api.addPlayer<Queue, Player>(this, player);
        return true;
    }

}

Starting the API

For the access Key visit this LINK

A nice pattern is to use this in a singleton to manage the instance.

using FQ;

string url = "http://tcc-andre.ddns.net";
string key = "MyKeyGivenFromForm";

RestApi api = new RestApi(url, key));

Adding a Queue

Returns the object from MyQueue that the server created.

// Add a queue:
MyQueue q = api.addQueue<MyQueue>(queue);

Add a player to Queue

It returns a new Player of the type player.

MyPlayer p = api.addPlayer<MyQueue, MyPlayer>(queue, player);

Get all Queues

It gets all queues that are active for the Key inserted.

MyQueue[] q = api.getAllQueue<MyQueue>();

Get all players from a queue

Return an player's array without all the info, only with the id.

MyPlayerClass[] p = api.getPlayers<MyQueue, MyPlayer>(queue);

Get player info

You get all the player infos

MyPlayer p = api.getAPlayer<MyQueue, MyPlayer>(queue, player)

Delete a queue from server

It return the queue with only the Queue id inherit, so, if you missdelete the queue, it won't have a copy anywhere.

MyQueue q = api.deleteQueue<MyQueue>(queue);

Delete a player from a queue

It return the queue with only the player id inherit.

MyPlayer p = api.deletePlayer<MyQueue, MyPlayer>(queue, player);

Thanks

Thanks all that helped me:

• ViniGodoy
• Alisson
• Thais Weiller
• Déborah Carvalho