Android

Introduction

If you are using a non-supported or a custom engine, we also provide the Antidote SDK library so you can directly access its validation and watermark methods.

Configuration

To integrate the SDK for Custom Engines in your project:

1. Download the latest version of Antidote SDK for Custom Android Engines.
2. Unzip the downloaded file and go to "custom engine" folder.
3. You will find the antidote.aar library and headers. Include them to your project.

Validation

public static void validate(Context context, ValidationCallback validationCallback)

Example:

MyMainCode.java

import com.sekg.antidote.sdk.AntidoteSDK;

// on your main activity

public void onCreate (Bundle savedInstanceState) {

// ... your existing code

AntidoteSDK.validate(context, null);

}

Touches

public static void showTouches(Context context)

Example:

MyMainCode.java

import com.sekg.antidote.sdk.AntidoteSDK;

public MyView(Context context) {

super(context);

// ... your existing code

AntidoteSDK.showTouches(context);

}

Watermarks

note

Only ticker mode is currently supported. More modes will be added shortly!

public static void showTouches(Context context)

Example:

MyMainCode.java

import com.sekg.antidote.sdk.AntidoteSDK;

public MyView(Context context) {

super(context);

// ... your existing code

AntidoteSDK.showWatermark();

}

Events

public static void emitGameEvent(String action, String event)

Example:

MyMainCode.java

import com.sekg.antidote.sdk.AntidoteSDK;

public KillEnemy(Object enemy) {

// ... your existing code

AntidoteSDK.emitGameEvent("once", "killed_enemy");

}

All game events consist of an action and an event name, where action can be one of the following:

Action	Description
start	mark the start of a long-running event (e.g. boss_battle)
end	mark the end of a long-running event (e.g. boss_battle)
once	emit a once-off event (e.g. collected_powerup)

User Information

To access the Antidote User ID of the user opening the game, you can use the following function:

AntidoteSDK.getUserId()

The returned string is the user ID.