Use unlockd metagame instead.
Sample application for using uetopia metagame functionality
Download the source: https://github.com/uetopia/metagame create a new google project https://console.cloud.google.com Create a firebase project (Be careful! you need to select the REALTIME database type!) https://firebase.google.com/ Turn on the datastore in test mode. Enable auth. Enable google, (twitter, github, facebook if you want) auth. NOT EMAIL. NOT PHONE. NOT ANONYMOUS. Add appengine domain: yourproject.appspot.com Copy firebase credentials into the static/index.html, configuration.py and app.yaml files
https://console.cloud.google.com create an apikey and an oath2 key from the console - copy these into configuration.py Change the apiurl inside static/app/js/app.js to match the appengine project name Uetopia.com Copy Game key/secret from uetopia.com developer game credentials page into the configuration.py file Add a game mode for metagame Update game details page. Enable matchmaker. Enable MetaGame. Copy your numeric gameID into the static/app/partials/uetopia_connect.html file (in the iframe) Deploy the appengine project (including app.yaml index.yaml queue.yaml) gcloud app deploy -v1 app.yaml queue.yaml index.yaml View the metagame website by going to yourproject.appspot.com login. connect your uetopia account. view the datastore admin inside cloud.google.com find your user record, edit. enable admin go to appengeine > memcache. clear cache, confirm. Manually advance the phase by hitting the task URL https://yourproject.appspot.com/task/season/stage_change
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyXIBXg-vAM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWE2IBveQ9A
https://ue4topia-metagame.appspot.com
- lib/: Python library files not included in the standard runtime environment.
- apps/model/: Python NDB class definitions. NDB is the schemaless object datastore on App Engine.
- apps/controllers/: Datastore accessors
- service/: Python Cloud Endpoints definitions. Defines the API backend classes.
- static/: Client side HTML, JavaScript, and other static files.
- app.yaml: App Engine configuration file. Defines paths and Python handlers.
- fix_path.py: Python file to set up our standard project include path.
- services.py: Python handler for the Cloud Endpoints. Choose which API service classes are active.
- configuration.py: Settings, and keys for this particular instance.
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