Cloud Services API

[mystic imp]

You can see the example here

something like this should work

IAdminClient client = ApiService.CreateAdminClient();
IPlayerAuthenticationAdminApi api = client.PlayerAuthentication;
var playerList = await api.ListPlayers(CloudProjectId);

The code for the Accounts sample are here com.unity.services.apis\Editor\Sections\Accounts

[forest kernel]

thanks, that's almost working but when I view Debug.Log(playerList.Content) I get a 401 error saying I don't have a token

Also how do you get to that API Samples window you've screenshotted there? I can't find it anywhere

[mystic imp]

Services -> API Samples

[forest kernel]

haha oops. Thanks!

[forest kernel]

Does it also require this service account authentication? https://services.docs.unity.com/docs/service-account-auth/
I assume that's why I'm getting a 401 error 51

None of the terminal steps described on that page are working - they just result in zsh: parse error near `\n'

[mystic imp]

No, that one uses the admin client. Make sure the settings tab in the sample has all the correct keys set up

I take that back. Looks like it does. Plus you'll need to add some defines
https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.services.apis@1.1/manual/index.html#availability-3

[forest kernel]

Ok so I've set up all the keys etc, and I can get the list via the Services API Examples window like in your screenshot

And I found the AccountsController which corresponds to that - so surely there must be some simple way of copying the AccountsController script's functionality to a Monobehaviour? If that can do it without terminal authorization then surely it's not needed?

[mystic imp]

No, you don't need the terminal at all. The id and secret for the service account are set in the Editor.

[forest kernel]

Thanks, I worked it out
The important step I was missing (and was really buried in the Service samples) was using "adminClient.SetServiceAccount" to input the key / secret key

Thanks for all your help!

[mystic imp]

Ah right. Yea, I'm not a fan of the MVC pattern for just this reason. I makes digging through the code a pain