API Overview

OAuth 2.0

The Javascript interface comes packaged with a method to make OAuth API calls. When using the JS API method, your application will not need to request an access token directly. If your app is not using javascript, you can make API calls by getting a OAuth2.0 token in any langauge. Some calls don’t require a token and are available in Flash and Unity depsite using session auth.

For a full list of calls available, see the API Reference page.

• • Node Example
  • Getting a Token
  • OAuth Reference

Session Auth

The session based authentication uses a session key instead of a token. It is mostly used with the Unity3d and Flash interfaces.

• • Session Reference

Game API

The id.net Game API provides application level features like achievements on top of the session based auth. It is based on the open source Playtomic API but is not directly compatible.

• • Overview
  • Achievements Management
  • Achievements Response
  • High Scores Management
  • High Scores Response
  • Error Codes

Analytics API

The id.net Analytics API gives application developers insights into how their game is being distributed and used by end users.

• • Analytics Overview
  • Custom Events

Push Notifications

There are a limited set of server to server push notifications available. When a user has made a change, updates are sent by id.net to a receiving backend system.

• • Certifications