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Examples

Here are some examples of using this asset. For more details make sure to check the documentation for each function you want to use.

Entitlement check

An entitlement check allows you to quickly check if the user that launched the app actually is entitled to it.

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# Initializing android platform with the APP_ID as a parameter
GDOculusPlatform.initialize_android_async("314159265358979")\
.then(func(_initialization_resp):
    print("Oculus Platform initialized!")

    # Is the user entitled to this app?
    GDOculusPlatform.get_is_viewer_entitled()\
    .then(func(_is_viewer_entitled_resp):
        print("User is entitled!")

    )\
    .error(func(is_viewer_entitled_err):
        print("User not entitled/error! ", is_viewer_entitled_err)
    )

)\
.error(func(initialization_err):
    print("Oculus Platform initialization error: ", initialization_err)
)

Getting logged in user information

Since the promises (then and error functions) take a Callable you can do something like this:

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GDOculusPlatform.initialize_android_async("6324217457624418")\
.then(func(_initialization_resp):
    print("Oculus Platform initialized")

    GDOculusPlatform.get_logged_in_user()\
    .then(_process_logged_in_user_response)

)\
.error(func(initialization_err):
    print("Oculus Platform initialization error: ", initialization_err)
)

func _process_logged_in_user_response(resp : Dictionary):
    print("LOGGED IN USER INFO:")
    print("--------------------")

    print("ID: ", resp.id)
    print("OCULUS ID: ", resp.oculus_id)
    print("DISPLAY NAME: ", resp.display_name)
    print("IMAGE URL: ", resp.image_url)
    print("SMALL IMAGE URL: ", resp.small_image_url)

You may have noticed that we didn't add an error function call to the get_logged_in_user() function. Both the then and error functions are optional, and you can skip them if you don't care about their result.