In advanced cases, custom services may need to be called within other Pragma Engine RPC flows. We’ve provided a set of configurable plugins that can be customized and overridden to add in your functionality.
Plugins are classes that can be enabled via configuration. When enabled, they provide an opportunity to inject custom code into existing Pragma Engine services.
You can call your custom service via a service-to-service RPC call from within a plugin.
Copy a relevant provided plugin from platform/2-pragma/game-common/src/main/kotlin/pragma/ and place it in your custom service directory to preserve existing behavior. To add your custom service, add a new dependent job line to the listOf().
MyCustom example
When a game instance ends, basic functionality can grant rewards or items on completion. For the MyCustom example, we’ll use the Game Instance Plugin’s onEndGame method to add additional game-end processes.
Create a file called MyCustomGameInstancePlugin.kt in the 5-ext/ext/src/main/kotlin/myproject/gameinstance/ directory.
Replicate the contents of the GameInstancePlugin (located in the platform/2-pragma/game-common/src/main/kotlin/pragma/gameinstance/ directory).
In the onEndGame method, add the MyCustomEndGameDependentJob to the listOf to add the MyCustom service to the GameInstancePlugin.
packagemyproject.gameinstanceclassMyCustomGameInstancePlugin(valservice:Service,valcontentDataNodeService:ContentDataNodeService):GameInstancePlugin{...overridesuspendfunonEndGame(gameInstance:GameInstance.GameInstance,playerGameResults:List<PlayerGameResult>,requestExt:ExtEndGameRequest):Map<PlayerId,ExtGameEnded>{returnplayerGameResults.associate{valextBuilder=ExtGameEnded.newBuilder()valtimeoutInMillis=10_000LvalendGameJobsForPlayer:List<DependentJob<ExtGameEnded.Builder>>=listOf(MyCustomEndGameDependentJob(it,service),// Other custom dependent jobs
)runAsDependentJobs(service.metricsManager(),logger,"onEndGame"){dependentJobRunner->dependentJobRunner.launchJobs(endGameJobsForPlayer,extBuilder,timeoutInMillis)}it.playerIdtoextBuilder.build()}}}
Override default plugin behavior by specifying your plugin in your YAML config file. The following config will override the GameInstancePlugin with our newer version that contains the MyCustom service.
Use the service instance provided in the plugin constructor to call other services. Note that game services can only call other game services and social services can only call other social services.
MyCustom example
The RPC endpoint should look something like this:
valresult=service.requestRpcV2(MyCustomRpc.MyCustomActionServiceV1Request.newBuilder().setCustomId(customId).setCustomData(customData).build(),MyCustomRpc.MyCustomActionServiceV1Response::parseFrom)result.onSuccess{response->logger.info("MyCustomAction returned ${response} successfully.")}result.onFailure{pragmaFailure->logger.error("Something went wrong with MyCustomAction")}
The dependent job pattern handles interactions between multiple interdependent RPC service calls.
There are two key pieces: dependenciesMet and makeRequest.
dependenciesMet is called before running this dependent job to determine if prior RPC calls this job depends on have completed.
makeRequest is called when all required dependencies have been found on the context. Within this function you can perform calculations, business logic or send off requests to other services and await their response.
MyCustom example
The MyCustomGameInstancePlugin can trigger multiple interdependent RPC service calls. The MyCustomGameInstanceDependentJob handles these interactions.
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