VR Dashboard Logger

This is the unity package that is used to communicate with the VR Dashboard server.
The package supports getting the necessary information for logging VR data and for use in the WebGL module.

All available functionality can be found in the Changelogs file.

Changelogs

Changelogs are specified in a separate file CHANGELOG.md

Usage

Add the Vr Logger script component in unity.
In the script settings, define Api Base Url, Application Identifier Log Version and a Game Objects for what you want to track (head/left hand/right hand).
Optional you can modify Log Rate .
Create your own script where you implement the basic functionality.

Setting components in unity example:

Example of using Vr Logger in your own script (Example Usage):

 // Private field for VrLogger
private VrLogger vrLogger;

void Start()
{
    
    // Getting instance
     vrLogger = (VrLogger)VrLogger.Instance;
    
    // Set Organisation by Organisation code 
    vrLogger.SetOrganisation("KOyLfT");
    
    // Getting all Participant for application and organisation
    vrLogger.GetParticipants(list =>
    {
        // Check if list is null -> if yes, than request completed with error!
        if (list == null)
        {
            return;
        }
        var firstParticipant = list.ToArray()[0];
        
        // Set Participant for Activity
        vrLogger.SetParticipant(firstParticipant.id);
        
        // Initialize Logger -> Preparing for logging
        vrLogger.InitializeLogger();
        
        // Set custom data for activity
        vrLogger.SetCustomData("{\"custom\": 1}");
        
        // Start Logging with first environment
        vrLogger.StartLogging("first_level");
        
        // Record an event if happen
        vrLogger.SetEvent("collision");
        
        // Record custom data if happend
        vrLogger.SetRecordCustomData("{\"record_custom\": 1}");
        
        // Set new Environment -> follow records will have this environment
        vrLogger.SetEnvironment("second_level");
        
        // Stop logging
        vrLogger.StopLogging();
        
        // Send logged Activity to server, optional can set saving logs to local file
        vrLogger.SendActivity(response =>
        {
            Debug.Log(response);
        }, true);
    }); 
}