Can you help me detecting when connecting to lobby ? about penguloader HOT 6 CLOSED

I'm sorry, the event name JsonApiEvent was wrong. The correct name is OnJsonApiEvent.

-ws.onopen = () => ws.send(JSON.stringify([5, 'JsonApiEvent']))
+ws.onopen = () => ws.send(JSON.stringify([5, 'OnJsonApiEvent']))

Yay, it works <3 Thank you man

from penguloader.

You should subscribe to LCU websocket to detect it.
Please refer to LCU Websocket in README to do that in your plugin.

Here is an API to get the current phase.

GET /lol-gameflow/v1/gameflow-phase

The "ReadyCheck" result means ready to accept matchmaking found.
And "ChampSelect" means you're in champ-select phase.

from penguloader.

You should subscribe to LCU websocket to detect it. Please refer to LCU Websocket in README to do that in your plugin.

Here is an API to get the current phase.

GET /lol-gameflow/v1/gameflow-phase

The "ReadyCheck" result means ready to accept matchmaking found. And "ChampSelect" means you're in champ-select phase.

I managed to send the GET request and it worked. So I think I should send a GET Request every 1 second to detect whenever I get into a champ select.

Lastly I would need to know when someone send a message, if you have any idea

from penguloader.

You should subscribe to LCU websocket to detect it.
Please refer to LCU Websocket in README to do that in your plugin.

This will solve your problem.

In my comment above, you no need to call this API every seconds.
The websocket's onmessage callback will give you which API is called and its data.

ws.onmessage = async message => {
  const data = JSON.parse(message.data)
  console.log(data)

  const api = /* extract the data to get API */
  if (api === '/lol-gameflow/v1/gameflow-phase') {
    // todo
  }
}

from penguloader.

You should subscribe to LCU websocket to detect it.
Please refer to LCU Websocket in README to do that in your plugin.

This will solve your problem.

In my comment above, you no need to call this API every seconds. The websocket's onmessage callback will give you which API is called and its data.

ws.onmessage = async message => {
  const data = JSON.parse(message.data)
  console.log(data)

  const api = /* extract the data to get API */
  if (api === '/lol-gameflow/v1/gameflow-phase') {
    // todo
  }
}

Oh, there's been a misunderstanding.

When I said I sent a GET request and that it worked, I meant that I tried :

async function acceptMatchFound() {
  await fetch('/lol-matchmaking/v1/ready-check/accept', {
    method: 'POST'  
  })
}

The issue I had with the subscribe() function is that it wouldn't send back anything else than the initial response :

After this when I connected to a champ-select, or when someone sent a message in champ-select, it wouldn't tell me(I put a console.log() inside it printing "yay", as you see it gets triggered once but then it doesn't anymroe)

Here is the code I pasted in the console to clear any misunderstanding :

function subscribe() {
  const uri = document.querySelector('link[rel="riot:plugins:websocket"]').href
  const ws = new WebSocket(uri, 'wamp')
  
  ws.onopen = () => ws.send(JSON.stringify([5, 'JsonApiEvent']))
  ws.onmessage = async message => {
    const data = JSON.parse(message.data)
    console.log(data)
    console.log("yay")
  }
}

from penguloader.

I'm sorry, the event name JsonApiEvent was wrong.
The correct name is OnJsonApiEvent.

-ws.onopen = () => ws.send(JSON.stringify([5, 'JsonApiEvent']))
+ws.onopen = () => ws.send(JSON.stringify([5, 'OnJsonApiEvent']))

from penguloader.