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Version: 5.18.17

Implementing Sign-up

1. Write the sign-up method​

Add content to the CustomSignUp method of BackendLogin.cs written in Pre-arrangements.

BackendLogin.cs​

Before modification 

public void CustomSignUp(string id, string pw)
{
    // Logic for Step 2. Implementing Sign-up
}

After modification 

public void CustomSignUp(string id, string pw)
{
    Debug.Log("Requesting sign-up.");

    var bro = Backend.BMember.CustomSignUp(id, pw);

    if (bro.IsSuccess())
    {
        Debug.Log("Sign-up successful. : " + bro);
    }
    else
    {
        Debug.LogError("Sign-up failed. : " + bro);
    }
}

2. Add method call to BackendManager.cs​

BackendManager, which is automatically called when the game is executed, must be used to call this method.
Add it so that the method may be called after BACKND initialization.

BackendManager.cs​

Before modification 

void Test()
{
    // Add later test cases
    Debug.Log("Test complete.");
}

After modification 

void Test()
{
    BackendLogin.Instance.CustomSignUp("user1", "1234"); // [Addition] BACKND sign-up method
    Debug.Log("Test complete.");
}

3. Test in Unity​

After editing the script, execute Unity debugging and check the console log of Unity.

The method has been successfully called when the log displays 'Sign-up successful. : statusCode: 201'.
When errors, such as statusCode : 400, 404, and 409, occur instead of the above log, you can check which error caused the failure in CustomSignUp error case.

When statusCode : 409 error occurs​

When the sign-up is done 2 or more times without changing the logic, this error occurs due to the command that attempts to sign up a user who has already signed up.
User1, which goes into BackendLogin.Instance.CustomSignUp of BackendManager.cs, should be changed to another ID.

4. Check in the console​

When a log on a successful sign-up appears on the Unity console, go to BACKND Console and check BACKND Base > User Management to confirm that the user has been created.