GetOneChartAndSave

public BackendReturnObject GetOneChartAndSave(string chartFileId);\ public BackendReturnObject GetOneChartAndSave(string chartFileId, string chartName);

Note on function improvement

The new CDN chart feature, which significantly improves the speed of the existing chart functionality, is now available.\ Please use this feature for much faster data look up and storage.

Parameters

Value	Type	Description
chartFileId	string	Chart file uuid/id
chartName	string	(Optional) If the name of the chart file to be saved locally is not specified, it is saved as chartFileId.

Description

Calls and saves the chart registered in BACKND Console.\ The chart is saved locally via BACKND's File System function.\ The chart is data from the Excel file uploaded to and applied in the chart management section of BACKND Console.

Call and save a chart

Calls and saves the currently applied file from the chart created in BACKND Console.

• Depending on the parameters entered, the chart ID or the chart name that has been specified separately is applied as the key.
• The content of the currently applied chart file is saved as the value.
• If there is no currently applied chart, it will not be saved.

Example

Synchronous

Backend.Chart.GetOneChartAndSave("chartFileId");
Backend.Chart.GetOneChartAndSave("chartFileId", "Chart name");

Asynchronous

Backend.Chart.GetOneChartAndSave("uuid", callback =>
{
    // Post-process
});
Backend.Chart.GetOneChartAndSave("uuid", "Chart name", callback =>
{
    // Post-process
});

SendQueue

SendQueue.Enqueue(Backend.Chart.GetOneChartAndSave,"uuid", callback =>
{
    // Post-process
});
SendQueue.Enqueue(Backend.Chart.GetOneChartAndSave,"uuid", "Chart name", callback =>
{
    // Post-process
});

ReturnCase

Success cases

When the lookup is successful\ statusCode : 200\ message : Success\ returnValue : refer to GetReturnValuetoJSON

Error cases

When an invalid uuid/id is entered\ statusCode : 400\ errorCode : BadParameterException\ message : bad chart uuid/id, invalid chart uuid/id

GetReturnValuetoJSON

{
    rows:
    [
        {
            num: { S: "1" }, // row num(number)
            column1: { S: "contents1" },
            column2: { S: "contents2" },
            column3: { S: "contents3" }
        },
        {
            num: [Object],
            column1: [Object],
            column2: [Object],
            column3: [Object]
        }
    ]
}

Sample Code

// This item was made using the BACKND sample chart provided by default.  
// Please change the variables to match the column names in the chart you have uploaded.
public class ChartItem
{
    public string itemID;
    public string itemName;
    public string hpPower;
    public string percent;
    public override string ToString()
    {
        return $"itemID : {itemID}\n" +
        $"itemName : {itemName}\n" +
        $"hpPower : {hpPower}\n";
    }
}

public void GetOneChartAndSaveTest()
{
    string selectedProbabilityFileId = "560";

    var bro = Backend.Chart.GetOneChartAndSave(selectedProbabilityFileId);

    if(!bro.IsSuccess())
    {
        Debug.LogError(bro.ToString());
        return;
    }

    LitJson.JsonData json = bro.FlattenRows();

    List<ChartItem> itemList = new List<ChartItem>();

    for(int i = 0; i < json.Count; i++)
    {
        ChartItem item = new ChartItem();

        item.itemID = json[i]["itemID"].ToString();
        item.itemName = json[i]["itemName"].ToString();
        item.hpPower = json[i]["hpPower"].ToString();

        itemList.Add(item);
    }

    foreach(var item in itemList)
    {
        Debug.Log(item.ToString());
    }

    Debug.Log("Total number of chart items : " + itemList.Count);
}