User profile
User ID
This method is used to initialize the user in applications where you have set calculation by user ID specified by the developer, applications that are part of a cross-platform project.
You can also use this method when calculating by device ID (by default) to pass in the user ID used on your servers so that you can easily find the user on devtodev.
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (userId
property of an instance of theDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
class).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the setUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use the setUserId
method.
DTDAnalytics.setUserId(userId: "Custom User ID")
To get the current value of the user ID, use the asynchronous method
getDeviceId(_ completionHandler: @escaping (String) -> Void)
DTDAnalytics.getUserId { userId in
// your code
}
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (userId
property of an instance of theDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
class).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the setUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use the setUserId
method.
[DTDAnalytics userId:@"Custom User ID"];
To get the current value of the user ID, use the asynchronous method
(void)deviceIdHandler:( void (^ _Nonnull)(NSString * _Nonnull))completion-Handler;
[DTDAnalytics userIdHandler:^(NSString * _Nonnull userId) {
// your code
}];
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (userId
property of an instance of theDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
class).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the setUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use the setUserId
method.
DTDAnalytics.setUserId(userId = "Custom User ID")
To get the current value of the user ID, use the asynchronous method
getDeviceId(block: (String) -> Unit)
DTDAnalytics.getUserId { userId ->
// your code
}
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (userId
property of an instance of theDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
class).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the setUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use the setUserId
method.
DTDAnalytics.INSTANCE.setUserId("Custom User ID");
To get the current value of the user ID, use the asynchronous method
getDeviceId(block: (String) -> Unit)
DTDAnalytics.INSTANCE.getUserId(userID ->
// your code
null
);
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (userId
property of an instance of theDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
class).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the SetUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use the SetUserId
method.
DTDAnalytics.SetUserId(userId: "Custom User ID")
To get the current value of the user ID, use the asynchronous method:
var userId = await DTDAnalytics.GetUserId();
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (userId
property of an instance of theDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
class).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the SetUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use the SetUserId
method.
DTDAnalytics.SetUserId(userId: "Custom User ID")
To get the current value of the user ID, use the asynchronous method:
DTDAnalytics.GetUserId(id =>
{
//your code
});
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (userId
property in config object).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the setUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use the setUserId
method.
window.devtodev.setUserId("Custom User ID")
To get the current value of the user ID, use the getUserId
method
var userId = window.devtodev.getUserId()
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (UserId
property of an instance of the FDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
class).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the SetUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use method:
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
| FString | User ID. |
UDTDAnalyticsBPLibrary::SetUserId("Name");
To get the current value of the user ID, use the asynchronous method:
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
|
| Callback |
auto onResult = new FDTDGetterStringDelegate();
onResult->BindLambda([](const FString& value)
{
// Your code...
});
UDTDAnalyticsBPLibrary::GetUserId(*onResult);
We recommend that you pass this parameter in the initialization configuration (userId
property of an instance of the GDDTDAnalyticsConfiguration class).
Do not pass an empty string ("") to the setUserID
method as the user ID. Assigning an empty string is a command to assign a default value to the user ID (it is equal to the current device ID). In applications with calculation by user ID, this can lead to unnecessary registrations.
To set a new value as the user ID, use the SetUserId
method.
DTDAnalytics.SetUserId("Custom User ID")
To get the current value of the user ID, use the asynchronous method
DTDAnalytics.GetUserId(
onResult: Callable)
DTDAnalytics.GetUserId(getUserIdHandler)
func getUserIdHandler(userId: String):
print(userId)
Replace
This method is used in very rare cases. It is applicable in the case when the calculation of users in the project is carried out by the user ID specified by the developer. In this case, the application can change this identifier. For example, calculation in the application is carried out by user emails and in the application, it is possible to change this email to another one. At the time of replacement, you need to call this method, specifying the user's previous email and the one with which it was replaced.
DTDAnalytics.replace(fromUserId: "Old user id", toUserId: "New user id")
[DTDAnalytics replaceFromUserId:@"Old user id" toUserId:@"New user id"];
DTDAnalytics.replaceUserId(
fromUserId = "Old user id",
toUserId = "New user id"
)
DTDAnalytics.INSTANCE.replaceUserId("Old user id", "New user id");
DTDAnalytics.Replace(fromUserId: "Old user id", toUserId: "New user id");
DTDAnalytics.Replace(fromUserId: "Old user id", toUserId: "New user id");
window.devtodev.replace( "Old user id", "New user id")
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
| FString | From user ID |
| FString | To user ID |
UDTDAnalyticsBPLibrary::ReplaceUserId("UserIdBefore", "UserIdAfter");
DTDAnalytics.ReplaceUserId("Old user id", "New user id")
Do not use this method to re-login as a different user! The setUserId method is used for relogging.
Current user level
This method is used in cross-platform and data synchronized applications. The method is required to update user level data.
To set the current value to the user level, use setCurrentLevel(currentLevel: Int)
method:
DTDAnalytics.setCurrentLevel(value: 2)
We recommend that you use the setCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the setUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the DTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the setCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the levelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use getCurrentLevel(completionHandler: @escaping (Int) -> Void)
method
DTDAnalytics.getCurrentLevel { level in
// your code
}
To set the current value to the user level, use (void)currentLevel:(NSInteger)currentLevel;
method:
[DTDAnalytics currentLevel:2];
We recommend that you use the setCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the setUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the DTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the setCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the levelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use (void)currentLevelHandler:( void (^ _Nonnull)(NSInteger))completionHandler;
method
[DTDAnalytics currentLevelHandler:^(NSInteger level) {
// your code
}];
To set the current value to the user level, use method:
DTDAnalytics.setCurrentLevel(currentLevel = 2)
We recommend that you use the setCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the setUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the DTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the setCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the levelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use getCurrentLevel(completionHandler: @escaping (Int) -> Void)
method
DTDAnalytics.getCurrentLevel { level ->
// your code
}
To set the current value to the user level, use method:
DTDAnalytics.INSTANCE.setCurrentLevel(2);
We recommend that you use the setCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the setUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the DTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the setCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the levelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use getCurrentLevel(completionHandler: @escaping (Int) -> Void)
method
DTDAnalytics.INSTANCE.getCurrentLevel ( currentLevel ->
// your code
null
);
To set the current value to the user level, use method:
DTDAnalytics.SetCurrentLevel(level: 3);
We recommend that you use the SetCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the SetUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the DTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the SetCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the LevelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use GetCurrentLevel
method:
var currentLevel = await DTDAnalytics.GetCurrentLevel();
To set the current value to the user level, use method:
DTDAnalytics.SetCurrentLevel(level: 3);
We recommend that you use the SetCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the SetUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the DTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the SetCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the LevelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use GetCurrentLevel
method:
DTDAnalytics.GetCurrentLevel(level =>
{
//your code
});
To set the current value to the user level, use method:
window.devtodev.setCurrentLevel(2)
We recommend that you use the setCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the setUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the DTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the setCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the levelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use getCurrentLevel
method.
var currentLevel = window.devtodev.getCurrentLevel()
To set the current value to the user level, use method:
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
| int32 | Current level. |
UDTDAnalyticsBPLibrary::SetCurrentLevel(7);
We recommend that you use the SetCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the SetUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the EDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the SetCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the LevelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use method:
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
|
| Callback |
auto onResult = new FDTDGetterIntDelegate();
onResult->BindLambda([](int32 value)
{
// Your code...
});
UDTDAnalyticsBPLibrary::GetCurrentLevel(*onResult);
To set the current value to the user level, use SetCurrentLevel(level: int)
method:
DTDAnalytics.SetCurrentLevel(2)
We recommend that you use the SetCurrentLevel
method immediately after using the SetUserID
method or specify the current user level in the initialization configuration (the level property of an instance of the GDDTDAnalyticsConfiguration
).
Do not use the SetCurrentLevel
method when the user reaches a new level. In this case, you must use the LevelUp
method.
To get the user-level value stored by the SDK, use GetCurrentLevel(onResult: Callable)
method
DTDAnalytics.GetCurrentLevel(getCurrentLevelHandler)
func getCurrentLevelHandler(level: int):
print("result is: " + str(level))
Cheater
If you have your own methods for detecting cheaters in the application, you can tag such users. Actions taken by these users will not be counted in statistics.
DTDUserCard.setCheater(cheater: true)
[DTDUserCard setCheater:true];
DTDUserCard.setCheater(cheater = true)
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.setCheater(true);
DTDUserCard.SetCheater(cheater: true);
DTDUserCard.SetCheater(cheater: true);
window.devtodev.user.setCheater(true)
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
| bool | Cheater flag |
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::SetCheater(true);
DTDUserCard.SetCheater(true)
Tester
DTDUserCard.setTester(tester: true)
[DTDUserCard setTester:true];
DTDUserCard.setTester(tester = true)
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.setTester(true);
DTDUserCard.SetTester(tester: true);
DTDUserCard.SetTester(tester: true);
window.devtodev.user.setTester(true)
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
| bool | Tester flag |
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::SetTester(true);
DTDUserCard.SetTester(true)
Reserved user properties
Attention! These properties have been removed since the devtodev SDK versions: iOS & macOS 2.4.0, Android 2.5.0, Unity SDK 3.8.0, Godot 1.0.0.
We strongly recommend not to use these properties because they refer to personal data.
Attention! We strongly discourage the storage of personal user data! If you plan to pass this data, be sure to indicate this in the ‘Nutrition label’ when submitting the application to the App Store review.
Property | Getter | Setter |
Name |
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Phone |
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Photo |
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Gender |
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Age |
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Attention! We strongly discourage the storage of personal user data! If you plan to pass this data, be sure to indicate this in the ‘Nutrition label’ when submitting the application to the App Store review.
Property | Setter | Getter |
Age |
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Gender |
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Name |
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Phone |
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Photo |
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Name |
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Phone |
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Photo |
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Gender |
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Age |
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Name |
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Phone |
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Photo |
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Gender |
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Age |
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Property | Getter | Setter |
Name |
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Phone |
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Photo |
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Gender |
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Age |
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Attention! We strongly discourage the storage of personal user data! If you plan to pass this data, be sure to indicate this in the ‘Nutrition label’ when submitting the application to the App Store review.
Property | Getter | Setter |
Name |
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Phone |
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Photo |
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Gender |
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Age |
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Property | Getter | Setter | Type |
Name |
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Phone |
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| String |
Photo |
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| String |
Gender |
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Age |
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| Int |
Attention! We strongly discourage the storage of personal user data! If you plan to pass this data, be sure to indicate this in the ‘Nutrition label’ when submitting the application to the App Store review.
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Example:
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::SetEmail("Email");
auto onResult = new FDTDGetterStringDelegate();
onResult->BindLambda([](const FString& value)
{
// Your code...
});
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::GetEmail(*onResult);
Custom user property
Each devtodev project can have up to 30 custom user properties. User custom property values can be a number, a string (up to 500 symbols), or a boolean value.
Attention! We strongly recommend that you do not use these properties to transfer and store data that fits the definition of personal data!
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
DTDUserCard.set(key: "key for string value", value: "string value")
DTDUserCard.set(key: "key for int value", value: 10)
DTDUserCard.set(key: "key for double value", value: 12.5)
DTDUserCard.set(key: "key for bool value", value: true)
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current value stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use the method:
getValue(key: String, _completionHandler: @escaping (Any) -> Void)
DTDUserCard.getValue(key: "key for value") { value in
// your code
}
When using the getValue
method, note that the Any
return type will need to be cast to the data type you want.
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
[DTDUserCard setString:@"key for string value" value:@"string value"];
[DTDUserCard setInt:@"key for int value" value:10];
[DTDUserCard setDouble:@"key for double value" value:12.5];
[DTDUserCard setBool:@"key for bool value" value:true];
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current value stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use the method:
(void)getValueWithKey:(NSString * _Nonnull)key :(void (^ _Nonnull)(id _Nullable))completionHandler;
[DTDUserCard getValueWithKey:@"key for value" :^(id object) {
// your code
}];
When using the getValue
method, note that the Any
return type will need to be cast to the data type you want.
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
DTDUserCard.set(key = "key for string value", value = "string value")
DTDUserCard.set(key = "key for int value", value = 10)
DTDUserCard.set(key = "key for double value", value = 12.5)
DTDUserCard.set(key = "key for bool value", value = true)
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current value stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use the method:
getValue(key: String, handler: (Any?) -> Unit)
DTDUserCard.getValue(key = "key for value") { value ->
// your code
}
When using the getValue
method, note that the Any
return type will need to be cast to the data type you want.
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.set("key for string value", "string value");
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.set("key for int value", 10);
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.set("key for double value", 12.5);
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.set("key for bool value", true);
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current value stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use the method:
getValue(key: String, handler: (Any?) -> Unit)
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.getValue("key for value", value ->
// your code
null
);j
When using the getValue
method, note that the Any
return type will need to be cast to the data type you want.
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
DTDUserCard.Set(key: "key for string value", value: "string value");
DTDUserCard.Set(key: "key for int value", value: 10);
DTDUserCard.Set(key: "key for double value", value: 12.5);
DTDUserCard.Set(key: "key for bool value", value: true);
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current value stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use the method:
var value = await DTDUserCard.Get(key: "key for value");
switch (value)
{
case bool boolValue:
break;
case long longValue:
break;
case double doubleValue:
break;
case string stringValue:
break;
}
When using the Get
method, note that the object
return type will need to be cast to the data type you want.
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
DTDUserCard.Set(key: "key for string value", value: "string value");
DTDUserCard.Set(key: "key for int value", value: 10);
DTDUserCard.Set(key: "key for double value", value: 12.5);
DTDUserCard.Set(key: "key for bool value", value: true);
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current value stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use the method:
DTDUserCard.GetValue("key", value =>
{
switch (value)
{
case bool boolValue:
break;
case long longValue:
break;
case double doubleValue:
break;
case string stringValue:
break;
}
})
DTDUserCard.Get(key: "key for value");
When using the Get
method, note that the object
return type will need to be cast to the data type you want.
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
window.devtodev.user.set("key for string value", "string value")
window.devtodev.user.set("key for int value", 10)
window.devtodev.user.set("key for double value", 12.5)
window.devtodev.user.set("key for bool value", true)
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current value stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use the method:
window.devtodev.user.getValue("key for value")
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
key | FString | Parameter key. |
value | bool | Parameter value. |
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::SetBool("BoolKey", true);
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
key | FString | Parameter key. |
value | float | Parameter value. |
UUDTDUserCardBPLibrary::SetFloat("FloatKey", 3.333);
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
key | FString | Parameter key. |
value | int64 | Parameter value. |
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::SetLong("LongKey", 1000);
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
key | FString | Parameter key. |
value | FString | Parameter value. |
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::SetString("StringKey", "StringValue");
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current value stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use methods:
Arguments | Type | Description |
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key | FString | Parameter key. |
onResult |
| Callback. |
FString key = FString(TEXT("Key"));
auto onResult = new FDTDGetterOptionalBoolWithKeyDelegate();
onResult->BindLambda([](bool success, const FString& key, bool value)
{
// Your code...
});
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::TryGetBool(key, *onResult);
Arguments | Type | Description |
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key | FString | Parameter key. |
onResult |
| Callback. |
FString key = FString(TEXT("Key"));
auto onResult = new FDTDGetterOptionalFloatWithKeyDelegate();
onResult->BindLambda([](bool success, const FString& key, float value)
{
// Your code...
});
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::TryGetFloat(key, *onResult);
Arguments | Type | Description |
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key | FString | Parameter key. |
onResult |
| Callback. |
FString key = FString(TEXT("Key"));
auto onResult = new FDTDGetterOptionalIntWithKeyDelegate();
onResult->BindLambda([](bool success, const FString& key, int64 value)
{
// Your code...
});
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::TryGetLong(key, *onResult);
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
key | FString | Parameter key. |
onResult |
| Callback. |
FString key = FString(TEXT("Key"));
auto onResult = new FDTDGetterOptionalStringWithKeyDelegate();
onResult->BindLambda([](bool success, const FString& key, const FString& value)
{
// Your code...
});
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::TryGetString(key, *onResult);
This is how you can set properties on the current user profile:
DTDUserCard.SetString("key for string value", "string value")
DTDUserCard.SetInt("key for int value", 10)
DTDUserCard.SetFloat("key for double value", 12.5)
DTDUserCard.SetBool("key for bool value", true)
It is important to remember that the key for custom user properties has a length limit. If the limit is exceeded (from 1 to 64 characters), the key will be truncated to the maximum allowed length
To get the current values stored in the user profile on the SDK, you need to use the methods:
TryGetBool(key: String, callback: Callable)
TryGetFloat(key: String, callback: Callable)
TryGetInt(key: String, callback: Callable)
TryGetString(key: String, callback: Callable
DTDUserCard.TryGetInt("intKey", getIntHandler)
DTDUserCard.TryGetString("intKey", getStringHandler)
DTDUserCard.TryGetFloat("intKey", getFloatHandler)
DTDUserCard.TryGetBool("intKey", getBoolHandler)
func getIntHandler(isValid: bool, value: int):
print("isValid = " + str(isValid) + " integer = " + str(value))
func getStringHandler(isValid: bool, value: String):
print("isValid = " + str(isValid) + " string = " + value)
func getFloatHandler(isValid: bool, value: float):
print("isValid = " + str(isValid) + " float = " + str(value))
func getBoolHandler(isValid: bool, value: bool):
print("isValid = " + str(isValid) + " bool = " + str(value))
The isValid parameter is responsible for the presence of the requested key in the user card.
Unset user property
It removes a property or a list of properties and their values from the current user profile.
DTDUserCard.unset(property: "key for string value")
DTDUserCard.unset(properties: ["key for string value",
"key for int value"])
[DTDUserCard unsetProperty:@"key for string value"];
[DTDUserCard unset:@[@"key for string value",
@"key for int value"]];
DTDUserCard.unset(property = "key for string value")
DTDUserCard.unset(property = listOf("key for string value", "key for int value"))
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.unset( "key for string value");
ArrayList<String> properties = new ArrayList<>();
properties.add("key for string value");
properties.add("key for int value");
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.unset(properties);
DTDUserCard.Unset(keys: "key 1");
DTDUserCard.Unset(keys: "key 1", "key 2", "key 3");
DTDUserCard.Unset(keys: "key 1");
DTDUserCard.Unset(keys: "key 1", "key 2", "key 3");
window.devtodev.user.unset("key for string value")
window.devtodev.user.unset(["key for string value", "key for int value"])
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
key | FString | Parameter key. |
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::Unset("Key");
Arguments | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
keys | TArray<FString> | Parameter keys. |
TArray<FString> keys;
keys.Add("Key1");
keys.Add("Key2");
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::UnsetArray(keys);
DTDUserCard.Unset("intKey")
var arrayOfKeys = ["floatKey", "boolKey"]
DTDUserCard.UnsetArray(arrayOfKeys)
Unset all user properties
To remove all properties from the user card, use:
DTDUserCard.clearUser()
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the setCheater
method.
[DTDUserCard clearUser];
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the setCheater
method.
DTDUserCard.clearUser()
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the setCheater
method.
DTDUserCard.INSTANCE.clearUser();
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the setCheater
method.
DTDUserCard.ClearUser();
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the SetCheater
method.
DTDUserCard.ClearUser();
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the SetCheater
method.
window.devtodev.user.clearUser()
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the setCheater
method.
UDTDUserCardBPLibrary::ClearUser();
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the SetCheater
method.
DTDUserCard.ClearUser()
Keep in mind that the cheater mark is not cleared from the user card; you can only uncheck the mark manually using the setCheater
method.
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