Closed Zammstein closed 2 years ago
Just sorting out my own auth/API issues looking through these posts, but I have a guess - maybe your non-dev account doesn't own the game on Epic Store, therefore doesn't have the access to it and is an Invalid User?
The problem was me not understanding the authentication flow. I got it working:
public void RequestPlatformID(Action<GetPlatformIDResult, string> callback) {
LoginToEpic(LoginCredentialType.PersistentAuth, callback);
}
private void LoginToEpic(LoginCredentialType loginType, Action<GetPlatformIDResult, string> callback) {
Credentials credentials = new Credentials {
Type = loginType,
};
EOSManager.Instance.StartLoginWithLoginOptions(new LoginOptions {
Credentials = credentials,
ScopeFlags = AuthScopeFlags.BasicProfile | AuthScopeFlags.FriendsList | AuthScopeFlags.Presence,
}, (loginCallback => {
if (loginCallback.ResultCode == Result.Success) {
callback?.Invoke(GetPlatformIDResult.Success, loginCallback.LocalUserId.ToString());
Token tolkien = EOSManager.Instance.GetUserAuthTokenForAccountId(loginCallback.LocalUserId);
Epic.OnlineServices.Connect.LoginOptions options = new Epic.OnlineServices.Connect.LoginOptions {
Credentials = new Epic.OnlineServices.Connect.Credentials {
Token = tolkien.AccessToken,
Type = ExternalCredentialType.Epic,
},
};
EOSManager.Instance.StartConnectLoginWithOptions(options, (connectLoginCallback) => {
if (connectLoginCallback.ResultCode == Result.Success) {
callback?.Invoke(GetPlatformIDResult.Success, loginCallback.LocalUserId.ToString());
} else if (connectLoginCallback.ResultCode == Result.InvalidUser) {
EOSManager.Instance.CreateConnectUserWithContinuanceToken(connectLoginCallback.ContinuanceToken, (onCreateConnectUserCallback) => {
if (onCreateConnectUserCallback.ResultCode == Result.Success) {
callback?.Invoke(GetPlatformIDResult.Success, loginCallback.LocalUserId.ToString());
} else {
Debug.LogErrorFormat(DEBUG + "CreateConnectUserWithContinuanceToken ResultCode ({0})", onCreateConnectUserCallback.ResultCode);
callback?.Invoke(GetPlatformIDResult.Failed, string.Empty);
}
});
} else {
Debug.LogErrorFormat(DEBUG + "StartConnectLoginWithEpicAccount ResultCode ({0})", connectLoginCallback.ResultCode);
callback?.Invoke(GetPlatformIDResult.Failed, string.Empty);
}
});
} else if (loginType == LoginCredentialType.PersistentAuth) {
LoginToEpic(LoginCredentialType.AccountPortal, callback);
} else {
Debug.LogErrorFormat(DEBUG + "StartLoginWithLoginOptions ResultCode ({0})", loginCallback.ResultCode);
callback?.Invoke(GetPlatformIDResult.Failed, string.Empty);
}
}));
}
Brand settings for my title have been approved and it works when testing it with a dev account.
My implementation code:
After the first attempt with LoginCredentialType.PersistentAuth type I receive:
After the InvalidUser result I try again using LoginCredentialType.AccountPortal and get the same InvalidUser result: