API Usage
CoinOp:
The following is the structure of a CoinOp:
Example CoinOp Object (Finalized State):
CoinOpId will always be CoinOp.payload.coinOp.id
.
CoinOp.payload.coinOp.id
.Game Provider Context:
Access the CoinOp methods:
All CoinOp games follow the same pattern:
Initialize
initCoinOp()
Initialize the CoinOP
Send the serialized transaction. (Deposit)
Returns a CoinOp Object
Process
processCoinOp()
Process & Retrieve the result of the CoinOp
Returns a CoinOp object.
Finalize
finalizeCoinOp()
Check the win state of CoinOp
Process & Finalize CoinOp
Send claim transaction (If Won)
Returns a CoinOp object.
initCoinOp(amount: number, choice: string, auth: Authorization)
initCoinOp(amount: number, choice: string, auth: Authorization)
This function is used to initialize a coin operation with a specified amount, choice, and authorization.
processCoinOp(coinOpId: string, auth: Authorization)
processCoinOp(coinOpId: string, auth: Authorization)
This function is used to process a coin operation with a specified coin operation ID and authorization.
getCoinOp(auth: Authorization)
getCoinOp(auth: Authorization)
This function is used to get a coin operation with a specified authorization.
Auth is part of the authorization context. (See the below example).
CoinOp also provides a currentCoinOp
which has the object of the current CoinOp game, this can be used with the coinOp Methods, alternatively, you can choose to handle this state yourself.
Authorization:
CoinOpReact provides authorization methods, all users must have first connected their wallet using the Solana Wallet Adapter. CoinOp has a built-in wallet object which can be used with the signIn method.
Users must be authenticated before using any coinOp functions.
signIn
The signIn
function is used to authenticate a user. It takes two parameters:
wallet
: This is the user's wallet object.refferal
: This is used to link a user's wallet to a referrer.
Here's an example of how to use it:
signOut
The signOut
function is used to log out an authenticated user. It doesn't take any parameters.
Here's an example of how to use it:
Auth idToken:
When authenticating a coinOp method use idToken found under the auth object.
Remember to replace wallet
and referral
with the actual user's wallet (object, not public key) and refferal when using signIn
.
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