@goodgamestudios/cxf-webshop
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This is the main CXF plugin/entry point handler for Lemonstand(IGS)
store with session and player info| Event name | Description |
|---|---|
| cxf.igs.open | Open IGS command used by games |
| cxf.dialog.close | Close IGS frame command |
| cxf.native.subscription.enable | Enable the allow subscriptions flag (deprecated – use config value) |
| Open a sales page directly (deprecated) | |
| cxf.set.customization.surfix | [yes, a typo] Set config suffix (context), e.g. -temp for temp servers, |
| cxf.adBanner.status | Receive and process status of ads to propagate to lemonstand |
| lemonstand.category.update | Forward postMessage to a specific tab/iframe target |
| lemonstand.notifs.created | Handle activation of offer notifcations |
Debug messages are implemented via Debug lib
To enable CXF-WEBSHOP debug messages just run in a browser console
localStorage.debug = 'CXF-WEBSHOP:*'
This allows developers to publish their own version of the config and use it on-the-fly with existing clients.
Just append the configGGS parameter, specifying the version you published.
E.g., having published a config-goodgamestudios@green-eggs version, the
parameter in the client URL would be configGGS=green-eggs.
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WebShop CXF Module
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