Godot Eskills

This is a simple Godot Android plugin that allows you to integrate your game with Catappult.io eskills platform.

Installation & Usage

1. Enable Android Custom Build for your project
2. Grab and extract the latest binary and plugin config from the releases tab into res://android/plugins/
3. In your Android export settings, make sure the GodotEskills plugin is enabled

Now you can find and manage eskills rooms using the GodotEskills singleton when your game starts:

var eskills

func _ready():
    if Engine.has_singleton("GodotEskills"):
        eskills = Engine.get_singleton("GodotEskills")

        # These are all signals supported by the API
        # You can drop some of these based on your needs
        eskills.connect("payment_started", self, "_on_payment_started") # No params
        eskills.connect("payment_error", self, "_on_payment_error") # Response resultCode (int), message (string)
        eskills.connect("room_found", self, "_on_room_found") # No params

        eskills.findRoom({
            value="1",
            currency="USD",
            product="1v1",
            timeout="200",
            domain="com.your.app",
            environment="SANDBOX",
            number_of_users="2",
            user_name=$"Username".text,
            user_id=$"Username".text,
        })
        
        # After a match is started you can get the other player's and room details with this
        # You should also use this method to periodicaly check if the game has already finished
        eskills.getRoom()
        
        # Update the scores
        eskills.updateScore(12, "PLAYING")
        
        # If you need to make any additional request that is not covered by this lib you can 
        # get the session token with this
        eskills.getSessionToken()

    else:
        print("Android Eskills support is not enabled. Make sure you have enabled 'Custom Build' and the GodotEskills plugin in your Android export settings! Eskills will not work.")

Compiling manually

1. Open this project in Android Studio
2. Grab the matching godot-lib.<version>.<target>.aar from the Godot Engine downloads page
3. Add the downloaded godot-lib.<version>.<target>.aar as an Android Library, see here
4. In Android Studio, click Build > Make Project
5. Once finished, you'll find the generated aar file in ./app/build/outputs/aar