@ughuuu/gamend 1.0.1241 → 1.0.1250

package/dist/api/ReadyChecksApi.js

@@ -5,11 +5,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
 });
 exports["default"] = void 0;
 var _ApiClient = _interopRequireDefault(require("../ApiClient"));
-var _AdminConsumeItem400Response = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/AdminConsumeItem400Response"));
-var _GetMyReadyCheck200Response = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/GetMyReadyCheck200Response"));
-var _OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response"));
+var _ErrorResponse = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/ErrorResponse"));
+var _MyReadyChecksResponse = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/MyReadyChecksResponse"));
+var _OkResponse = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/OkResponse"));
 var _OpenLobbyReadyCheckRequest = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/OpenLobbyReadyCheckRequest"));
 var _OpenPartyReadyCheckRequest = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/OpenPartyReadyCheckRequest"));
+var _ReadyCheckStateResponse = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/ReadyCheckStateResponse"));
 var _RespondReadyCheckRequest = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/RespondReadyCheckRequest"));
 function _interopRequireDefault(e) { return e && e.__esModule ? e : { "default": e }; }
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@@ -21,7 +22,7 @@ function _toPrimitive(t, r) { if ("object" != _typeof(t) || !t) return t; var e
  * Gamend API
  * API for Gamend. Provides HTTP REST API, real-time WebSocket channels, and WebRTC DataChannels for low-latency game data. Features authentication, users, lobbies, groups, parties, friends, chat, notifications, quests, leaderboards, tournaments, matchmaking, payments, server scripting, and admin portal.  ## **1. Authentication**  This API uses JWT (JSON Web Tokens) with access and refresh tokens:  ### **1.1 Getting Tokens** - **Email/Password**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with email and password - **Device (SDK)**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with a `device_id` string (creates/returns a device user) - **Discord OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/discord` flow - **Google OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/google` flow - **Facebook OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/facebook` flow - **Apple Sign In**: Use `/auth/apple` browser flow or apple sdk flow - **Steam (OpenID)**: Use `/api/v1/auth/steam` flow  Both methods return: - `access_token` - Short-lived (15 min), use for API requests - `refresh_token` - Long-lived (30 days), use to get new access tokens  ### **1.2 Using Tokens** Include the access token in the Authorization header: ``` Authorization: Bearer <access_token> ```  ### **1.3 Refreshing Tokens** When your access token expires, use POST `/api/v1/refresh` with your refresh token to get a new access token.  ## **2. Users** Users endpoints cover the user lifecycle and profile features. Key highlights:  - **Registration and login** (email/password, device token for SDKs, and OAuth providers) - **Profile metadata** (JSON blob per user) and editable profile fields - **Account lifecycle**: password reset, email confirmation, and account deletion - **Sessions & tokens**: both browser sessions and JWT-based API tokens are supported  ## **3. Friends** The Friends domain offers lightweight social features:  - **Friend requests** (send / accept / reject / block flows) - **Friend listing & pagination**, with basic privacy controls - **Domain helpers** to manage and query friend relationships from API or UI contexts  ## **4. Lobbies** Lobbies provide matchmaking / room management primitives. Highlights:  - **Create / list / update / delete** lobbies with rich metadata (mode, region, tags) - **Host-managed or hostless** modes (hostless allowed internally, not creatable via public API) - **Membership management**: join, leave, kick users, and automatic host transfer - **Controls & protection**: max users, hidden/locked states, and optional password protection - **Hidden lobbies** are excluded from public listings; public listing endpoints are paginated  ## **5. Notifications** Persistent user-to-user notifications that survive across sessions:  - **Send notifications** to accepted friends with a title, optional content, and optional metadata - **List own notifications** with pagination (ordered oldest-first) - **Delete notifications** by ID (single or batch) - **Real-time delivery** via the user WebSocket channel (`\"notification\"` events) - **Offline delivery**: undeleted notifications are replayed on WebSocket reconnect - **Push delivery**: notifications also fan out to the recipient's registered mobile devices (see Push notifications)  ## **5b. Push notifications** Mobile/web push delivery to registered devices (FCM for Android/Web, APNs-direct for iOS):  - **Register device tokens** via `POST /me/push_tokens` (`token`, `platform`, optional `provider`/`device_id`); re-registering a `device_id` rotates its token in place - **List/remove own devices** via `GET /me/push_tokens` and `DELETE /me/push_tokens/:id` - **Server-authoritative sending** — no public send endpoint; pushes originate from server hooks (`Gamend.Push.send_to_user/2`) or the admin API - **Per-token routing**: each token's `provider` (\"fcm\" | \"apns\") selects the delivery backend; unconfigured backends log instead of sending (dev-friendly) - **Reliability**: delivery rides the durable job queue with retries; dead tokens reported by the provider are disabled automatically  ## **6. Groups** Groups provide persistent community management for players:  - **Three group types**: `public` (anyone joins directly), `private` (users request to join, admins approve), `hidden` (invite-only, never listed) - **Membership roles**: `admin` and `member`, with promote/demote capabilities - **Join requests**: for private groups, users submit requests that admins approve or reject - **Invitations**: admins can invite users directly (blocked users are rejected) - **CRUD operations**: create, update, delete groups with metadata support - **Group chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"group\"`  ## **7. Parties** Ephemeral groups of users for short-lived sessions (e.g., matchmaking squads):  - **Invite-only joining**: the party leader sends invites by user ID to friends or shared-group members - **Invite flow**: `POST /parties/invite` → recipient accepts via `POST /parties/invite/accept` or declines via `POST /parties/invite/decline`; leader can cancel via `POST /parties/invite/cancel` - **Invite visibility**: leader can list sent invites (`GET /parties/invitations/sent`); recipient can list received invites (`GET /parties/invitations`) - **Connection requirement**: invites can only be sent to users who are friends or share at least one group with the leader - **One party at a time**: a user can only be in one party; accepting an invite while already in a party is rejected - **Leader management**: the creator is the leader; leadership can be transferred - **Lobby integration**: parties can create or join lobbies as a group - **Party chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"party\"` - **Real-time events** via the party WebSocket channel  ## **8. Chat** Real-time messaging across multiple conversation types:  - **Chat types**: `lobby` (within a lobby), `group` (within a group), `party` (within a party), `friend` (DMs between friends) - **Send messages** with content, optional metadata, and automatic access validation - **List messages** with pagination (newest first) - **Read tracking**: mark messages as read and get unread counts per conversation - **Real-time delivery** via PubSub and WebSocket channels - **Moderation is built in**: an admin-managed word filter (`block` / `mask` / `flag`, matched on a normalized form so leetspeak and padding do not slip through) and mutes are enforced before a message is stored or broadcast; the `before_chat_message` pipeline hook stays available for rules of your own - **Report a message**: `POST /chat/messages/:id/report` with an optional `reason` — one report per player per message, capped per day; reports the filter files itself have no reporter - **Scoped mutes** mirror kick: `POST /lobbies/mute` + `/lobbies/unmute` (lobby host), `POST /groups/:id/mute` + `/groups/:id/unmute` (group admin), `POST /parties/mute` + `/parties/unmute` (party leader), each with a paginated `.../mutes` listing for the same authority. Body is `{target_user_id, expires_at?, reason?}`; omitting `expires_at` mutes permanently - **Global mutes and the blocklist are server-authoritative** — no public endpoint; admin API (`/api/v1/admin/chat`) or a plugin calling `Gamend.Chat.mute_user/4` - **Real-time moderation events**: the muted player receives `chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted` on their user channel  ## **9. Leaderboards** Server-managed ranked scoreboards:  - **Multiple leaderboards**: create named leaderboards with configurable sort order - **Score submission**: submit scores with optional metadata - **Rankings**: retrieve paginated rankings with user details - **Reset support**: leaderboards can be reset periodically  ## **10. Key-Value Storage** Per-user persistent key-value storage for game state, preferences, and settings:  - **Get/set/delete** key-value pairs scoped to the authenticated user - **List keys** with optional prefix filtering - **Metadata support**: values can include arbitrary JSON metadata  ## **11. Quests / Progression** One event-driven progression engine covering achievements, daily/weekly quests, time-boxed event quests, chains, and groups:  - **Kinds**: `achievement` (permanent one-shot — the replacement for the old achievements system), `daily`/`weekly` (reset per UTC period), `event` (starts_at/ends_at window), `chain` (requires a prerequisite quest) - **Objectives**: each quest lists objectives `{event, target, params}`; server-side `report_event` advances every matching active quest — there is **no public endpoint to advance progress** (server-authoritative) - **Rewards**: currencies (Economy) and items (Inventory), paid **exactly once** per period via idempotent grants; `auto_claim` quests pay on completion, others via `POST /me/quests/:key/claim` - **My quests**: `GET /me/quests` returns active quests, per-period progress, and a claimable flag; hidden quests appear once completed - **Groups**: quests sharing a `group_key` collapse to one entry carrying `group_size`; `?group=<key>` lists that group's members in full - **Catalog**: `GET /quests` and per-user completions `GET /quests/user/:user_id` (gated by `GAMEND_FEATURES_LIST_QUESTS`) - **Admin management**: definitions CRUD plus per-user grant/reset/force-claim under `/api/v1/admin/quests`  ## **12. Tournaments** Single-elimination bracket tournaments, server-structured and game-judged:  - **Registration window → seeded draw → timed rounds → champions**; recurring tournaments (cron) create one occurrence per cycle sharing a slug; a nil starts_at keeps registration open until an admin draws manually - **Join/leave** as an entry leader (`POST`/`DELETE /tournaments/:id/join`); team composition is game policy - **Browse**: list/filter tournaments, standings, full bracket view, and the caller's current match (`GET /tournaments/:id/my_match`) - **Match verdicts are server-side** (game hooks) — no public resolve endpoint; clients get `tournament_match_ready` / `tournament_match_resolved` / `tournament_updated` / `tournament_finished` on the user channel - **Admin management** over HTTP: create/update/delete, cancel, draw now, finish, and force match verdicts under `/api/v1/admin/tournaments`  ## **13. Matchmaking** Ticket-based queueing that turns waiting players into hidden, locked lobbies:  - **Join over HTTP** (`POST /matchmaking/tickets` with a `match_params` string map); only tickets with identical params match together — encode mode/map/skill band as parameter values - **A match forms** when a group reaches `max_players`, or has at least `min_players` and the oldest ticket outwaited the timeout; the server creates a hidden lobby, seats everyone and locks it - **The result is a push, not a poll**: matched players receive `match_found` (`lobby_id`, `match_params`) on their user channel; disconnecting cancels your tickets - **Inspect**: `GET /matchmaking/tickets/me` for your ticket, `GET /matchmaking/stats` for queue depths - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter tickets, force-cancel, and stats under `/api/v1/admin/matchmaking`  ## **14. Ready checks** One primitive for \"everyone must answer before this proceeds\", with one client-facing surface:  - **A player holds at most one check per lane** — the match lane (lobby ready-up or matchmaking accept) and the party lane (the party's standing board) — so answering needs no id: `GET /me/ready_check` returns `{\"lobby\": …, \"party\": …}` (each null when none) and `POST /me/ready_check` with `{\"ready\": true|false, \"scope\": \"lobby\"|\"party\"}` answers one (scope defaults to `lobby`) - **Two kinds.** `ready` (lobby/party board) is a toggle — a \"no\" just leaves the check open, and it lists every participant. `accept` (match confirmation) is final — one decline fails it for everyone — and returns counts plus your own state, so a pending match does not reveal who you were paired with - **Hosts open one** with `POST /lobbies/ready_check` (host-managed lobbies only; hostless matchmaking lobbies belong to the server), **party leaders** with `POST /parties/ready_check`; either call is a **reset** — it quietly replaces an already-open board with a fresh one over the current members, so the same endpoint serves \"ready check!\", \"force ready\" (with `timeout_ms`) and \"start over\". Call it off with `DELETE /lobbies/ready_check` / `DELETE /parties/ready_check`. The opener is pre-marked ready — clicking the button is their answer - **Failure does nothing on its own**: a declined or timed-out check kicks nobody, starts nothing, and moves no lobby state. It reports who did not answer, and the game (or the host, with the kick they already have) decides - **Live**: `ready_check_started` / `ready_check_updated` / `ready_check_passed` / `ready_check_failed` on the lobby channel, the party channel for a party board, or the user channel for an accept check - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter checks, force-cancel, and 24h outcome stats under `/api/v1/admin/ready_checks`  ## **15. Real-time: WebSocket Channels** The server provides real-time communication via Phoenix WebSocket channels. Connect to the WebSocket endpoint and join topic-based channels for live updates.  ### **15.1 Connection** Connect to `wss://your-server.com/socket` with your JWT token as a parameter: ``` const socket = new Socket(\"wss://your-server.com/socket\", { params: { token: \"<access_token>\" } }) socket.connect() ```  ### **15.2 Available Channels** - **User channel** (`user:<user_id>`): notifications, friend events, quest progress/completions/claims, party/group invites, tournament events, chat mutes (`chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted`), KV subscriptions - **Lobby channel** (`lobby:<lobby_id>`): lobby member joins/leaves, lobby updates, lobby chat - **Lobbies channel** (`lobbies`): global lobby list changes (created, updated, deleted) - **Group channel** (`group:<group_id>`): group member changes, group updates, group chat - **Groups channel** (`groups`): global group list changes - **Party channel** (`party:<party_id>`): party member changes, party updates, party chat  ### **15.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameRealtime` class (included in this SDK) wraps Phoenix.Socket with convenient channel helpers: ```javascript import { GameRealtime } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', accessToken) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) userChannel.on('notification', payload => console.log(payload)) ``` `phoenix` ships as a dependency of the package, so no extra install is needed.  ## **16. Real-time: WebRTC DataChannels** For low-latency game data, the server supports WebRTC DataChannels alongside WebSocket. The server acts as a WebRTC peer (not P2P between clients).  ### **16.1 How It Works** 1. Client connects via WebSocket and joins the **User channel** 2. Client sends an SDP offer over the channel (`webrtc:offer` event) 3. Server responds with an SDP answer (`webrtc:answer` event) 4. ICE candidates are exchanged (`webrtc:ice` events) 5. Once connected, named DataChannels carry game data at low latency  ### **16.2 Default DataChannels** - **`events`** (reliable, ordered): important game events (player actions, state changes) - **`state`** (unreliable, unordered): high-frequency position/state sync  ### **16.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameWebRTC` class (included in this SDK, browser-only) handles signaling automatically: ```javascript import { GameRealtime, GameWebRTC } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', token) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) const webrtc = new GameWebRTC(userChannel, {   onData: (label, data) => console.log(label, data) }) await webrtc.connect() webrtc.send('events', JSON.stringify({ type: 'move', x: 10, y: 20 })) ``` 
  *
- * The version of the OpenAPI document: 1.0.1241
+ * The version of the OpenAPI document: 1.0.1250
  * 
  *
  * NOTE: This class is auto generated by OpenAPI Generator (https://openapi-generator.tech).
@@ -49,7 +50,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
 
   /**
    * Call off the ready check in the caller's lobby (host only)
-   * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link Object} and HTTP response
+   * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/OkResponse} and HTTP response
    */
   return _createClass(ReadyChecksApi, [{
     key: "cancelLobbyReadyCheckWithHttpInfo",
@@ -62,13 +63,13 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
       var authNames = ['authorization'];
       var contentTypes = [];
       var accepts = ['application/json'];
-      var returnType = Object;
+      var returnType = _OkResponse["default"];
       return this.apiClient.callApi('/api/v1/lobbies/ready_check', 'DELETE', pathParams, queryParams, headerParams, formParams, postBody, authNames, contentTypes, accepts, returnType, null);
     }
 
     /**
      * Call off the ready check in the caller's lobby (host only)
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link Object}
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/OkResponse}
      */
   }, {
     key: "cancelLobbyReadyCheck",
@@ -80,7 +81,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
 
     /**
      * Call off the ready check in the caller's party (leader only)
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link Object} and HTTP response
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/OkResponse} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
     key: "cancelPartyReadyCheckWithHttpInfo",
@@ -93,13 +94,13 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
       var authNames = ['authorization'];
       var contentTypes = [];
       var accepts = ['application/json'];
-      var returnType = Object;
+      var returnType = _OkResponse["default"];
       return this.apiClient.callApi('/api/v1/parties/ready_check', 'DELETE', pathParams, queryParams, headerParams, formParams, postBody, authNames, contentTypes, accepts, returnType, null);
     }
 
     /**
      * Call off the ready check in the caller's party (leader only)
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link Object}
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/OkResponse}
      */
   }, {
     key: "cancelPartyReadyCheck",
@@ -112,7 +113,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
     /**
      * Get the caller's open ready checks
      * Returns the caller's open check per lane — `lobby` (the match lane: lobby ready-up or matchmaking accept) and `party` (the party board) — each null when there is none. A kind=ready check lists every participant; a kind=accept check returns counts and the caller's own state only.
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/GetMyReadyCheck200Response} and HTTP response
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/MyReadyChecksResponse} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
     key: "getMyReadyCheckWithHttpInfo",
@@ -125,14 +126,14 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
       var authNames = ['authorization'];
       var contentTypes = [];
       var accepts = ['application/json'];
-      var returnType = _GetMyReadyCheck200Response["default"];
+      var returnType = _MyReadyChecksResponse["default"];
       return this.apiClient.callApi('/api/v1/me/ready_check', 'GET', pathParams, queryParams, headerParams, formParams, postBody, authNames, contentTypes, accepts, returnType, null);
     }
 
     /**
      * Get the caller's open ready checks
      * Returns the caller's open check per lane — `lobby` (the match lane: lobby ready-up or matchmaking accept) and `party` (the party board) — each null when there is none. A kind=ready check lists every participant; a kind=accept check returns counts and the caller's own state only.
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/GetMyReadyCheck200Response}
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/MyReadyChecksResponse}
      */
   }, {
     key: "getMyReadyCheck",
@@ -147,7 +148,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * Allowed only for the host of a host-managed lobby: hostless (matchmaking) lobbies belong to the server, so no player may open one there. Every current member becomes a participant and the host is pre-marked ready — clicking the button is their answer. An already-open board is quietly replaced (reset), so the same call serves 'ready check!', 'force ready' (with timeout_ms) and 'start over'. Core never kicks or starts anything on the result.
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {module:model/OpenLobbyReadyCheckRequest} [openLobbyReadyCheckRequest] Options
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response} and HTTP response
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ReadyCheckStateResponse} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
     key: "openLobbyReadyCheckWithHttpInfo",
@@ -161,7 +162,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
       var authNames = ['authorization'];
       var contentTypes = ['application/json'];
       var accepts = ['application/json'];
-      var returnType = _OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response["default"];
+      var returnType = _ReadyCheckStateResponse["default"];
       return this.apiClient.callApi('/api/v1/lobbies/ready_check', 'POST', pathParams, queryParams, headerParams, formParams, postBody, authNames, contentTypes, accepts, returnType, null);
     }
 
@@ -170,7 +171,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * Allowed only for the host of a host-managed lobby: hostless (matchmaking) lobbies belong to the server, so no player may open one there. Every current member becomes a participant and the host is pre-marked ready — clicking the button is their answer. An already-open board is quietly replaced (reset), so the same call serves 'ready check!', 'force ready' (with timeout_ms) and 'start over'. Core never kicks or starts anything on the result.
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {module:model/OpenLobbyReadyCheckRequest} opts.openLobbyReadyCheckRequest Options
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response}
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ReadyCheckStateResponse}
      */
   }, {
     key: "openLobbyReadyCheck",
@@ -185,7 +186,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * Every current member becomes a participant and the leader is pre-marked ready. An already-open board is quietly replaced (reset), so the same call serves 'ready up!', 'force ready' (with timeout_ms) and 'start over'. The party board is independent of any lobby check.
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {module:model/OpenPartyReadyCheckRequest} [openPartyReadyCheckRequest] Options
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response} and HTTP response
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ReadyCheckStateResponse} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
     key: "openPartyReadyCheckWithHttpInfo",
@@ -199,7 +200,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
       var authNames = ['authorization'];
       var contentTypes = ['application/json'];
       var accepts = ['application/json'];
-      var returnType = _OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response["default"];
+      var returnType = _ReadyCheckStateResponse["default"];
       return this.apiClient.callApi('/api/v1/parties/ready_check', 'POST', pathParams, queryParams, headerParams, formParams, postBody, authNames, contentTypes, accepts, returnType, null);
     }
 
@@ -208,7 +209,7 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * Every current member becomes a participant and the leader is pre-marked ready. An already-open board is quietly replaced (reset), so the same call serves 'ready up!', 'force ready' (with timeout_ms) and 'start over'. The party board is independent of any lobby check.
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {module:model/OpenPartyReadyCheckRequest} opts.openPartyReadyCheckRequest Options
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response}
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ReadyCheckStateResponse}
      */
   }, {
     key: "openPartyReadyCheck",
@@ -220,10 +221,10 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
 
     /**
      * Answer one of the caller's open ready checks
-     * `ready: true` is ready/accept, `false` is not-ready/decline. `scope` picks the lane: \"lobby\" (default — also answers a matchmaking accept) or \"party\". In a kind=ready check the answer can be flipped freely; in a kind=accept check it is final, and a decline fails the check for everyone.
+     * `ready: true` is ready/accept, `false` is not-ready/decline. `scope` picks the lane: \"lobby\" (default — also answers a matchmaking accept) or \"party\". In a kind=ready check the answer can be flipped freely; in a kind=accept check it is final (`not_revocable`, 409), and a decline fails the check for everyone. No open check in that lane is 404 `no_open_check`.
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {module:model/RespondReadyCheckRequest} [respondReadyCheckRequest] The answer
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response} and HTTP response
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ReadyCheckStateResponse} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
     key: "respondReadyCheckWithHttpInfo",
@@ -237,16 +238,16 @@ var ReadyChecksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
       var authNames = ['authorization'];
       var contentTypes = ['application/json'];
       var accepts = ['application/json'];
-      var returnType = _OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response["default"];
+      var returnType = _ReadyCheckStateResponse["default"];
       return this.apiClient.callApi('/api/v1/me/ready_check', 'POST', pathParams, queryParams, headerParams, formParams, postBody, authNames, contentTypes, accepts, returnType, null);
     }
 
     /**
      * Answer one of the caller's open ready checks
-     * `ready: true` is ready/accept, `false` is not-ready/decline. `scope` picks the lane: \"lobby\" (default — also answers a matchmaking accept) or \"party\". In a kind=ready check the answer can be flipped freely; in a kind=accept check it is final, and a decline fails the check for everyone.
+     * `ready: true` is ready/accept, `false` is not-ready/decline. `scope` picks the lane: \"lobby\" (default — also answers a matchmaking accept) or \"party\". In a kind=ready check the answer can be flipped freely; in a kind=accept check it is final (`not_revocable`, 409), and a decline fails the check for everyone. No open check in that lane is 404 `no_open_check`.
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {module:model/RespondReadyCheckRequest} opts.respondReadyCheckRequest The answer
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/OpenLobbyReadyCheck201Response}
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ReadyCheckStateResponse}
      */
   }, {
     key: "respondReadyCheck",

package/dist/api/SignalingApi.js

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
 });
 exports["default"] = void 0;
 var _ApiClient = _interopRequireDefault(require("../ApiClient"));
-var _SignalingStats200Response = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/SignalingStats200Response"));
+var _SignalingStatsResponse = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/SignalingStatsResponse"));
 function _interopRequireDefault(e) { return e && e.__esModule ? e : { "default": e }; }
 function _typeof(o) { "@babel/helpers - typeof"; return _typeof = "function" == typeof Symbol && "symbol" == typeof Symbol.iterator ? function (o) { return typeof o; } : function (o) { return o && "function" == typeof Symbol && o.constructor === Symbol && o !== Symbol.prototype ? "symbol" : typeof o; }, _typeof(o); }
 function _classCallCheck(a, n) { if (!(a instanceof n)) throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function"); }
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ function _toPrimitive(t, r) { if ("object" != _typeof(t) || !t) return t; var e
  * Gamend API
  * API for Gamend. Provides HTTP REST API, real-time WebSocket channels, and WebRTC DataChannels for low-latency game data. Features authentication, users, lobbies, groups, parties, friends, chat, notifications, quests, leaderboards, tournaments, matchmaking, payments, server scripting, and admin portal.  ## **1. Authentication**  This API uses JWT (JSON Web Tokens) with access and refresh tokens:  ### **1.1 Getting Tokens** - **Email/Password**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with email and password - **Device (SDK)**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with a `device_id` string (creates/returns a device user) - **Discord OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/discord` flow - **Google OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/google` flow - **Facebook OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/facebook` flow - **Apple Sign In**: Use `/auth/apple` browser flow or apple sdk flow - **Steam (OpenID)**: Use `/api/v1/auth/steam` flow  Both methods return: - `access_token` - Short-lived (15 min), use for API requests - `refresh_token` - Long-lived (30 days), use to get new access tokens  ### **1.2 Using Tokens** Include the access token in the Authorization header: ``` Authorization: Bearer <access_token> ```  ### **1.3 Refreshing Tokens** When your access token expires, use POST `/api/v1/refresh` with your refresh token to get a new access token.  ## **2. Users** Users endpoints cover the user lifecycle and profile features. Key highlights:  - **Registration and login** (email/password, device token for SDKs, and OAuth providers) - **Profile metadata** (JSON blob per user) and editable profile fields - **Account lifecycle**: password reset, email confirmation, and account deletion - **Sessions & tokens**: both browser sessions and JWT-based API tokens are supported  ## **3. Friends** The Friends domain offers lightweight social features:  - **Friend requests** (send / accept / reject / block flows) - **Friend listing & pagination**, with basic privacy controls - **Domain helpers** to manage and query friend relationships from API or UI contexts  ## **4. Lobbies** Lobbies provide matchmaking / room management primitives. Highlights:  - **Create / list / update / delete** lobbies with rich metadata (mode, region, tags) - **Host-managed or hostless** modes (hostless allowed internally, not creatable via public API) - **Membership management**: join, leave, kick users, and automatic host transfer - **Controls & protection**: max users, hidden/locked states, and optional password protection - **Hidden lobbies** are excluded from public listings; public listing endpoints are paginated  ## **5. Notifications** Persistent user-to-user notifications that survive across sessions:  - **Send notifications** to accepted friends with a title, optional content, and optional metadata - **List own notifications** with pagination (ordered oldest-first) - **Delete notifications** by ID (single or batch) - **Real-time delivery** via the user WebSocket channel (`\"notification\"` events) - **Offline delivery**: undeleted notifications are replayed on WebSocket reconnect - **Push delivery**: notifications also fan out to the recipient's registered mobile devices (see Push notifications)  ## **5b. Push notifications** Mobile/web push delivery to registered devices (FCM for Android/Web, APNs-direct for iOS):  - **Register device tokens** via `POST /me/push_tokens` (`token`, `platform`, optional `provider`/`device_id`); re-registering a `device_id` rotates its token in place - **List/remove own devices** via `GET /me/push_tokens` and `DELETE /me/push_tokens/:id` - **Server-authoritative sending** — no public send endpoint; pushes originate from server hooks (`Gamend.Push.send_to_user/2`) or the admin API - **Per-token routing**: each token's `provider` (\"fcm\" | \"apns\") selects the delivery backend; unconfigured backends log instead of sending (dev-friendly) - **Reliability**: delivery rides the durable job queue with retries; dead tokens reported by the provider are disabled automatically  ## **6. Groups** Groups provide persistent community management for players:  - **Three group types**: `public` (anyone joins directly), `private` (users request to join, admins approve), `hidden` (invite-only, never listed) - **Membership roles**: `admin` and `member`, with promote/demote capabilities - **Join requests**: for private groups, users submit requests that admins approve or reject - **Invitations**: admins can invite users directly (blocked users are rejected) - **CRUD operations**: create, update, delete groups with metadata support - **Group chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"group\"`  ## **7. Parties** Ephemeral groups of users for short-lived sessions (e.g., matchmaking squads):  - **Invite-only joining**: the party leader sends invites by user ID to friends or shared-group members - **Invite flow**: `POST /parties/invite` → recipient accepts via `POST /parties/invite/accept` or declines via `POST /parties/invite/decline`; leader can cancel via `POST /parties/invite/cancel` - **Invite visibility**: leader can list sent invites (`GET /parties/invitations/sent`); recipient can list received invites (`GET /parties/invitations`) - **Connection requirement**: invites can only be sent to users who are friends or share at least one group with the leader - **One party at a time**: a user can only be in one party; accepting an invite while already in a party is rejected - **Leader management**: the creator is the leader; leadership can be transferred - **Lobby integration**: parties can create or join lobbies as a group - **Party chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"party\"` - **Real-time events** via the party WebSocket channel  ## **8. Chat** Real-time messaging across multiple conversation types:  - **Chat types**: `lobby` (within a lobby), `group` (within a group), `party` (within a party), `friend` (DMs between friends) - **Send messages** with content, optional metadata, and automatic access validation - **List messages** with pagination (newest first) - **Read tracking**: mark messages as read and get unread counts per conversation - **Real-time delivery** via PubSub and WebSocket channels - **Moderation is built in**: an admin-managed word filter (`block` / `mask` / `flag`, matched on a normalized form so leetspeak and padding do not slip through) and mutes are enforced before a message is stored or broadcast; the `before_chat_message` pipeline hook stays available for rules of your own - **Report a message**: `POST /chat/messages/:id/report` with an optional `reason` — one report per player per message, capped per day; reports the filter files itself have no reporter - **Scoped mutes** mirror kick: `POST /lobbies/mute` + `/lobbies/unmute` (lobby host), `POST /groups/:id/mute` + `/groups/:id/unmute` (group admin), `POST /parties/mute` + `/parties/unmute` (party leader), each with a paginated `.../mutes` listing for the same authority. Body is `{target_user_id, expires_at?, reason?}`; omitting `expires_at` mutes permanently - **Global mutes and the blocklist are server-authoritative** — no public endpoint; admin API (`/api/v1/admin/chat`) or a plugin calling `Gamend.Chat.mute_user/4` - **Real-time moderation events**: the muted player receives `chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted` on their user channel  ## **9. Leaderboards** Server-managed ranked scoreboards:  - **Multiple leaderboards**: create named leaderboards with configurable sort order - **Score submission**: submit scores with optional metadata - **Rankings**: retrieve paginated rankings with user details - **Reset support**: leaderboards can be reset periodically  ## **10. Key-Value Storage** Per-user persistent key-value storage for game state, preferences, and settings:  - **Get/set/delete** key-value pairs scoped to the authenticated user - **List keys** with optional prefix filtering - **Metadata support**: values can include arbitrary JSON metadata  ## **11. Quests / Progression** One event-driven progression engine covering achievements, daily/weekly quests, time-boxed event quests, chains, and groups:  - **Kinds**: `achievement` (permanent one-shot — the replacement for the old achievements system), `daily`/`weekly` (reset per UTC period), `event` (starts_at/ends_at window), `chain` (requires a prerequisite quest) - **Objectives**: each quest lists objectives `{event, target, params}`; server-side `report_event` advances every matching active quest — there is **no public endpoint to advance progress** (server-authoritative) - **Rewards**: currencies (Economy) and items (Inventory), paid **exactly once** per period via idempotent grants; `auto_claim` quests pay on completion, others via `POST /me/quests/:key/claim` - **My quests**: `GET /me/quests` returns active quests, per-period progress, and a claimable flag; hidden quests appear once completed - **Groups**: quests sharing a `group_key` collapse to one entry carrying `group_size`; `?group=<key>` lists that group's members in full - **Catalog**: `GET /quests` and per-user completions `GET /quests/user/:user_id` (gated by `GAMEND_FEATURES_LIST_QUESTS`) - **Admin management**: definitions CRUD plus per-user grant/reset/force-claim under `/api/v1/admin/quests`  ## **12. Tournaments** Single-elimination bracket tournaments, server-structured and game-judged:  - **Registration window → seeded draw → timed rounds → champions**; recurring tournaments (cron) create one occurrence per cycle sharing a slug; a nil starts_at keeps registration open until an admin draws manually - **Join/leave** as an entry leader (`POST`/`DELETE /tournaments/:id/join`); team composition is game policy - **Browse**: list/filter tournaments, standings, full bracket view, and the caller's current match (`GET /tournaments/:id/my_match`) - **Match verdicts are server-side** (game hooks) — no public resolve endpoint; clients get `tournament_match_ready` / `tournament_match_resolved` / `tournament_updated` / `tournament_finished` on the user channel - **Admin management** over HTTP: create/update/delete, cancel, draw now, finish, and force match verdicts under `/api/v1/admin/tournaments`  ## **13. Matchmaking** Ticket-based queueing that turns waiting players into hidden, locked lobbies:  - **Join over HTTP** (`POST /matchmaking/tickets` with a `match_params` string map); only tickets with identical params match together — encode mode/map/skill band as parameter values - **A match forms** when a group reaches `max_players`, or has at least `min_players` and the oldest ticket outwaited the timeout; the server creates a hidden lobby, seats everyone and locks it - **The result is a push, not a poll**: matched players receive `match_found` (`lobby_id`, `match_params`) on their user channel; disconnecting cancels your tickets - **Inspect**: `GET /matchmaking/tickets/me` for your ticket, `GET /matchmaking/stats` for queue depths - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter tickets, force-cancel, and stats under `/api/v1/admin/matchmaking`  ## **14. Ready checks** One primitive for \"everyone must answer before this proceeds\", with one client-facing surface:  - **A player holds at most one check per lane** — the match lane (lobby ready-up or matchmaking accept) and the party lane (the party's standing board) — so answering needs no id: `GET /me/ready_check` returns `{\"lobby\": …, \"party\": …}` (each null when none) and `POST /me/ready_check` with `{\"ready\": true|false, \"scope\": \"lobby\"|\"party\"}` answers one (scope defaults to `lobby`) - **Two kinds.** `ready` (lobby/party board) is a toggle — a \"no\" just leaves the check open, and it lists every participant. `accept` (match confirmation) is final — one decline fails it for everyone — and returns counts plus your own state, so a pending match does not reveal who you were paired with - **Hosts open one** with `POST /lobbies/ready_check` (host-managed lobbies only; hostless matchmaking lobbies belong to the server), **party leaders** with `POST /parties/ready_check`; either call is a **reset** — it quietly replaces an already-open board with a fresh one over the current members, so the same endpoint serves \"ready check!\", \"force ready\" (with `timeout_ms`) and \"start over\". Call it off with `DELETE /lobbies/ready_check` / `DELETE /parties/ready_check`. The opener is pre-marked ready — clicking the button is their answer - **Failure does nothing on its own**: a declined or timed-out check kicks nobody, starts nothing, and moves no lobby state. It reports who did not answer, and the game (or the host, with the kick they already have) decides - **Live**: `ready_check_started` / `ready_check_updated` / `ready_check_passed` / `ready_check_failed` on the lobby channel, the party channel for a party board, or the user channel for an accept check - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter checks, force-cancel, and 24h outcome stats under `/api/v1/admin/ready_checks`  ## **15. Real-time: WebSocket Channels** The server provides real-time communication via Phoenix WebSocket channels. Connect to the WebSocket endpoint and join topic-based channels for live updates.  ### **15.1 Connection** Connect to `wss://your-server.com/socket` with your JWT token as a parameter: ``` const socket = new Socket(\"wss://your-server.com/socket\", { params: { token: \"<access_token>\" } }) socket.connect() ```  ### **15.2 Available Channels** - **User channel** (`user:<user_id>`): notifications, friend events, quest progress/completions/claims, party/group invites, tournament events, chat mutes (`chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted`), KV subscriptions - **Lobby channel** (`lobby:<lobby_id>`): lobby member joins/leaves, lobby updates, lobby chat - **Lobbies channel** (`lobbies`): global lobby list changes (created, updated, deleted) - **Group channel** (`group:<group_id>`): group member changes, group updates, group chat - **Groups channel** (`groups`): global group list changes - **Party channel** (`party:<party_id>`): party member changes, party updates, party chat  ### **15.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameRealtime` class (included in this SDK) wraps Phoenix.Socket with convenient channel helpers: ```javascript import { GameRealtime } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', accessToken) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) userChannel.on('notification', payload => console.log(payload)) ``` `phoenix` ships as a dependency of the package, so no extra install is needed.  ## **16. Real-time: WebRTC DataChannels** For low-latency game data, the server supports WebRTC DataChannels alongside WebSocket. The server acts as a WebRTC peer (not P2P between clients).  ### **16.1 How It Works** 1. Client connects via WebSocket and joins the **User channel** 2. Client sends an SDP offer over the channel (`webrtc:offer` event) 3. Server responds with an SDP answer (`webrtc:answer` event) 4. ICE candidates are exchanged (`webrtc:ice` events) 5. Once connected, named DataChannels carry game data at low latency  ### **16.2 Default DataChannels** - **`events`** (reliable, ordered): important game events (player actions, state changes) - **`state`** (unreliable, unordered): high-frequency position/state sync  ### **16.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameWebRTC` class (included in this SDK, browser-only) handles signaling automatically: ```javascript import { GameRealtime, GameWebRTC } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', token) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) const webrtc = new GameWebRTC(userChannel, {   onData: (label, data) => console.log(label, data) }) await webrtc.connect() webrtc.send('events', JSON.stringify({ type: 'move', x: 10, y: 20 })) ``` 
  *
- * The version of the OpenAPI document: 1.0.1241
+ * The version of the OpenAPI document: 1.0.1250
  * 
  *
  * NOTE: This class is auto generated by OpenAPI Generator (https://openapi-generator.tech).
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ var SignalingApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
   /**
    * WebRTC room counts
    * Rooms configured, rooms with someone connected, and total peers. Public, and cached — treat the numbers as up to a minute old.
-   * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/SignalingStats200Response} and HTTP response
+   * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/SignalingStatsResponse} and HTTP response
    */
   return _createClass(SignalingApi, [{
     key: "signalingStatsWithHttpInfo",
@@ -58,14 +58,14 @@ var SignalingApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
       var authNames = [];
       var contentTypes = [];
       var accepts = ['application/json'];
-      var returnType = _SignalingStats200Response["default"];
+      var returnType = _SignalingStatsResponse["default"];
       return this.apiClient.callApi('/api/v1/signaling/stats', 'GET', pathParams, queryParams, headerParams, formParams, postBody, authNames, contentTypes, accepts, returnType, null);
     }
 
     /**
      * WebRTC room counts
      * Rooms configured, rooms with someone connected, and total peers. Public, and cached — treat the numbers as up to a minute old.
-     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/SignalingStats200Response}
+     * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/SignalingStatsResponse}
      */
   }, {
     key: "signalingStats",

package/dist/api/StatsApi.js

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
 });
 exports["default"] = void 0;
 var _ApiClient = _interopRequireDefault(require("../ApiClient"));
-var _GetStats200Response = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/GetStats200Response"));
+var _ServerStatsResponse = _interopRequireDefault(require("../model/ServerStatsResponse"));
 function _interopRequireDefault(e) { return e && e.__esModule ? e : { "default": e }; }
 function _typeof(o) { "@babel/helpers - typeof"; return _typeof = "function" == typeof Symbol && "symbol" == typeof Symbol.iterator ? function (o) { return typeof o; } : function (o) { return o && "function" == typeof Symbol && o.constructor === Symbol && o !== Symbol.prototype ? "symbol" : typeof o; }, _typeof(o); }
 function _classCallCheck(a, n) { if (!(a instanceof n)) throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function"); }
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ function _toPrimitive(t, r) { if ("object" != _typeof(t) || !t) return t; var e
  * Gamend API
  * API for Gamend. Provides HTTP REST API, real-time WebSocket channels, and WebRTC DataChannels for low-latency game data. Features authentication, users, lobbies, groups, parties, friends, chat, notifications, quests, leaderboards, tournaments, matchmaking, payments, server scripting, and admin portal.  ## **1. Authentication**  This API uses JWT (JSON Web Tokens) with access and refresh tokens:  ### **1.1 Getting Tokens** - **Email/Password**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with email and password - **Device (SDK)**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with a `device_id` string (creates/returns a device user) - **Discord OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/discord` flow - **Google OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/google` flow - **Facebook OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/facebook` flow - **Apple Sign In**: Use `/auth/apple` browser flow or apple sdk flow - **Steam (OpenID)**: Use `/api/v1/auth/steam` flow  Both methods return: - `access_token` - Short-lived (15 min), use for API requests - `refresh_token` - Long-lived (30 days), use to get new access tokens  ### **1.2 Using Tokens** Include the access token in the Authorization header: ``` Authorization: Bearer <access_token> ```  ### **1.3 Refreshing Tokens** When your access token expires, use POST `/api/v1/refresh` with your refresh token to get a new access token.  ## **2. Users** Users endpoints cover the user lifecycle and profile features. Key highlights:  - **Registration and login** (email/password, device token for SDKs, and OAuth providers) - **Profile metadata** (JSON blob per user) and editable profile fields - **Account lifecycle**: password reset, email confirmation, and account deletion - **Sessions & tokens**: both browser sessions and JWT-based API tokens are supported  ## **3. Friends** The Friends domain offers lightweight social features:  - **Friend requests** (send / accept / reject / block flows) - **Friend listing & pagination**, with basic privacy controls - **Domain helpers** to manage and query friend relationships from API or UI contexts  ## **4. Lobbies** Lobbies provide matchmaking / room management primitives. Highlights:  - **Create / list / update / delete** lobbies with rich metadata (mode, region, tags) - **Host-managed or hostless** modes (hostless allowed internally, not creatable via public API) - **Membership management**: join, leave, kick users, and automatic host transfer - **Controls & protection**: max users, hidden/locked states, and optional password protection - **Hidden lobbies** are excluded from public listings; public listing endpoints are paginated  ## **5. Notifications** Persistent user-to-user notifications that survive across sessions:  - **Send notifications** to accepted friends with a title, optional content, and optional metadata - **List own notifications** with pagination (ordered oldest-first) - **Delete notifications** by ID (single or batch) - **Real-time delivery** via the user WebSocket channel (`\"notification\"` events) - **Offline delivery**: undeleted notifications are replayed on WebSocket reconnect - **Push delivery**: notifications also fan out to the recipient's registered mobile devices (see Push notifications)  ## **5b. Push notifications** Mobile/web push delivery to registered devices (FCM for Android/Web, APNs-direct for iOS):  - **Register device tokens** via `POST /me/push_tokens` (`token`, `platform`, optional `provider`/`device_id`); re-registering a `device_id` rotates its token in place - **List/remove own devices** via `GET /me/push_tokens` and `DELETE /me/push_tokens/:id` - **Server-authoritative sending** — no public send endpoint; pushes originate from server hooks (`Gamend.Push.send_to_user/2`) or the admin API - **Per-token routing**: each token's `provider` (\"fcm\" | \"apns\") selects the delivery backend; unconfigured backends log instead of sending (dev-friendly) - **Reliability**: delivery rides the durable job queue with retries; dead tokens reported by the provider are disabled automatically  ## **6. Groups** Groups provide persistent community management for players:  - **Three group types**: `public` (anyone joins directly), `private` (users request to join, admins approve), `hidden` (invite-only, never listed) - **Membership roles**: `admin` and `member`, with promote/demote capabilities - **Join requests**: for private groups, users submit requests that admins approve or reject - **Invitations**: admins can invite users directly (blocked users are rejected) - **CRUD operations**: create, update, delete groups with metadata support - **Group chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"group\"`  ## **7. Parties** Ephemeral groups of users for short-lived sessions (e.g., matchmaking squads):  - **Invite-only joining**: the party leader sends invites by user ID to friends or shared-group members - **Invite flow**: `POST /parties/invite` → recipient accepts via `POST /parties/invite/accept` or declines via `POST /parties/invite/decline`; leader can cancel via `POST /parties/invite/cancel` - **Invite visibility**: leader can list sent invites (`GET /parties/invitations/sent`); recipient can list received invites (`GET /parties/invitations`) - **Connection requirement**: invites can only be sent to users who are friends or share at least one group with the leader - **One party at a time**: a user can only be in one party; accepting an invite while already in a party is rejected - **Leader management**: the creator is the leader; leadership can be transferred - **Lobby integration**: parties can create or join lobbies as a group - **Party chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"party\"` - **Real-time events** via the party WebSocket channel  ## **8. Chat** Real-time messaging across multiple conversation types:  - **Chat types**: `lobby` (within a lobby), `group` (within a group), `party` (within a party), `friend` (DMs between friends) - **Send messages** with content, optional metadata, and automatic access validation - **List messages** with pagination (newest first) - **Read tracking**: mark messages as read and get unread counts per conversation - **Real-time delivery** via PubSub and WebSocket channels - **Moderation is built in**: an admin-managed word filter (`block` / `mask` / `flag`, matched on a normalized form so leetspeak and padding do not slip through) and mutes are enforced before a message is stored or broadcast; the `before_chat_message` pipeline hook stays available for rules of your own - **Report a message**: `POST /chat/messages/:id/report` with an optional `reason` — one report per player per message, capped per day; reports the filter files itself have no reporter - **Scoped mutes** mirror kick: `POST /lobbies/mute` + `/lobbies/unmute` (lobby host), `POST /groups/:id/mute` + `/groups/:id/unmute` (group admin), `POST /parties/mute` + `/parties/unmute` (party leader), each with a paginated `.../mutes` listing for the same authority. Body is `{target_user_id, expires_at?, reason?}`; omitting `expires_at` mutes permanently - **Global mutes and the blocklist are server-authoritative** — no public endpoint; admin API (`/api/v1/admin/chat`) or a plugin calling `Gamend.Chat.mute_user/4` - **Real-time moderation events**: the muted player receives `chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted` on their user channel  ## **9. Leaderboards** Server-managed ranked scoreboards:  - **Multiple leaderboards**: create named leaderboards with configurable sort order - **Score submission**: submit scores with optional metadata - **Rankings**: retrieve paginated rankings with user details - **Reset support**: leaderboards can be reset periodically  ## **10. Key-Value Storage** Per-user persistent key-value storage for game state, preferences, and settings:  - **Get/set/delete** key-value pairs scoped to the authenticated user - **List keys** with optional prefix filtering - **Metadata support**: values can include arbitrary JSON metadata  ## **11. Quests / Progression** One event-driven progression engine covering achievements, daily/weekly quests, time-boxed event quests, chains, and groups:  - **Kinds**: `achievement` (permanent one-shot — the replacement for the old achievements system), `daily`/`weekly` (reset per UTC period), `event` (starts_at/ends_at window), `chain` (requires a prerequisite quest) - **Objectives**: each quest lists objectives `{event, target, params}`; server-side `report_event` advances every matching active quest — there is **no public endpoint to advance progress** (server-authoritative) - **Rewards**: currencies (Economy) and items (Inventory), paid **exactly once** per period via idempotent grants; `auto_claim` quests pay on completion, others via `POST /me/quests/:key/claim` - **My quests**: `GET /me/quests` returns active quests, per-period progress, and a claimable flag; hidden quests appear once completed - **Groups**: quests sharing a `group_key` collapse to one entry carrying `group_size`; `?group=<key>` lists that group's members in full - **Catalog**: `GET /quests` and per-user completions `GET /quests/user/:user_id` (gated by `GAMEND_FEATURES_LIST_QUESTS`) - **Admin management**: definitions CRUD plus per-user grant/reset/force-claim under `/api/v1/admin/quests`  ## **12. Tournaments** Single-elimination bracket tournaments, server-structured and game-judged:  - **Registration window → seeded draw → timed rounds → champions**; recurring tournaments (cron) create one occurrence per cycle sharing a slug; a nil starts_at keeps registration open until an admin draws manually - **Join/leave** as an entry leader (`POST`/`DELETE /tournaments/:id/join`); team composition is game policy - **Browse**: list/filter tournaments, standings, full bracket view, and the caller's current match (`GET /tournaments/:id/my_match`) - **Match verdicts are server-side** (game hooks) — no public resolve endpoint; clients get `tournament_match_ready` / `tournament_match_resolved` / `tournament_updated` / `tournament_finished` on the user channel - **Admin management** over HTTP: create/update/delete, cancel, draw now, finish, and force match verdicts under `/api/v1/admin/tournaments`  ## **13. Matchmaking** Ticket-based queueing that turns waiting players into hidden, locked lobbies:  - **Join over HTTP** (`POST /matchmaking/tickets` with a `match_params` string map); only tickets with identical params match together — encode mode/map/skill band as parameter values - **A match forms** when a group reaches `max_players`, or has at least `min_players` and the oldest ticket outwaited the timeout; the server creates a hidden lobby, seats everyone and locks it - **The result is a push, not a poll**: matched players receive `match_found` (`lobby_id`, `match_params`) on their user channel; disconnecting cancels your tickets - **Inspect**: `GET /matchmaking/tickets/me` for your ticket, `GET /matchmaking/stats` for queue depths - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter tickets, force-cancel, and stats under `/api/v1/admin/matchmaking`  ## **14. Ready checks** One primitive for \"everyone must answer before this proceeds\", with one client-facing surface:  - **A player holds at most one check per lane** — the match lane (lobby ready-up or matchmaking accept) and the party lane (the party's standing board) — so answering needs no id: `GET /me/ready_check` returns `{\"lobby\": …, \"party\": …}` (each null when none) and `POST /me/ready_check` with `{\"ready\": true|false, \"scope\": \"lobby\"|\"party\"}` answers one (scope defaults to `lobby`) - **Two kinds.** `ready` (lobby/party board) is a toggle — a \"no\" just leaves the check open, and it lists every participant. `accept` (match confirmation) is final — one decline fails it for everyone — and returns counts plus your own state, so a pending match does not reveal who you were paired with - **Hosts open one** with `POST /lobbies/ready_check` (host-managed lobbies only; hostless matchmaking lobbies belong to the server), **party leaders** with `POST /parties/ready_check`; either call is a **reset** — it quietly replaces an already-open board with a fresh one over the current members, so the same endpoint serves \"ready check!\", \"force ready\" (with `timeout_ms`) and \"start over\". Call it off with `DELETE /lobbies/ready_check` / `DELETE /parties/ready_check`. The opener is pre-marked ready — clicking the button is their answer - **Failure does nothing on its own**: a declined or timed-out check kicks nobody, starts nothing, and moves no lobby state. It reports who did not answer, and the game (or the host, with the kick they already have) decides - **Live**: `ready_check_started` / `ready_check_updated` / `ready_check_passed` / `ready_check_failed` on the lobby channel, the party channel for a party board, or the user channel for an accept check - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter checks, force-cancel, and 24h outcome stats under `/api/v1/admin/ready_checks`  ## **15. Real-time: WebSocket Channels** The server provides real-time communication via Phoenix WebSocket channels. Connect to the WebSocket endpoint and join topic-based channels for live updates.  ### **15.1 Connection** Connect to `wss://your-server.com/socket` with your JWT token as a parameter: ``` const socket = new Socket(\"wss://your-server.com/socket\", { params: { token: \"<access_token>\" } }) socket.connect() ```  ### **15.2 Available Channels** - **User channel** (`user:<user_id>`): notifications, friend events, quest progress/completions/claims, party/group invites, tournament events, chat mutes (`chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted`), KV subscriptions - **Lobby channel** (`lobby:<lobby_id>`): lobby member joins/leaves, lobby updates, lobby chat - **Lobbies channel** (`lobbies`): global lobby list changes (created, updated, deleted) - **Group channel** (`group:<group_id>`): group member changes, group updates, group chat - **Groups channel** (`groups`): global group list changes - **Party channel** (`party:<party_id>`): party member changes, party updates, party chat  ### **15.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameRealtime` class (included in this SDK) wraps Phoenix.Socket with convenient channel helpers: ```javascript import { GameRealtime } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', accessToken) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) userChannel.on('notification', payload => console.log(payload)) ``` `phoenix` ships as a dependency of the package, so no extra install is needed.  ## **16. Real-time: WebRTC DataChannels** For low-latency game data, the server supports WebRTC DataChannels alongside WebSocket. The server acts as a WebRTC peer (not P2P between clients).  ### **16.1 How It Works** 1. Client connects via WebSocket and joins the **User channel** 2. Client sends an SDP offer over the channel (`webrtc:offer` event) 3. Server responds with an SDP answer (`webrtc:answer` event) 4. ICE candidates are exchanged (`webrtc:ice` events) 5. Once connected, named DataChannels carry game data at low latency  ### **16.2 Default DataChannels** - **`events`** (reliable, ordered): important game events (player actions, state changes) - **`state`** (unreliable, unordered): high-frequency position/state sync  ### **16.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameWebRTC` class (included in this SDK, browser-only) handles signaling automatically: ```javascript import { GameRealtime, GameWebRTC } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', token) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) const webrtc = new GameWebRTC(userChannel, {   onData: (label, data) => console.log(label, data) }) await webrtc.connect() webrtc.send('events', JSON.stringify({ type: 'move', x: 10, y: 20 })) ``` 
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   /**
    * All public server counters in one call
    * Players, activity (DAU / WAU / MAU, new users), lobbies, parties, quests, signaling, matchmaking queue and tournaments. Cached for a minute server-side.
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  * Gamend API
  * API for Gamend. Provides HTTP REST API, real-time WebSocket channels, and WebRTC DataChannels for low-latency game data. Features authentication, users, lobbies, groups, parties, friends, chat, notifications, quests, leaderboards, tournaments, matchmaking, payments, server scripting, and admin portal.  ## **1. Authentication**  This API uses JWT (JSON Web Tokens) with access and refresh tokens:  ### **1.1 Getting Tokens** - **Email/Password**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with email and password - **Device (SDK)**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with a `device_id` string (creates/returns a device user) - **Discord OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/discord` flow - **Google OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/google` flow - **Facebook OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/facebook` flow - **Apple Sign In**: Use `/auth/apple` browser flow or apple sdk flow - **Steam (OpenID)**: Use `/api/v1/auth/steam` flow  Both methods return: - `access_token` - Short-lived (15 min), use for API requests - `refresh_token` - Long-lived (30 days), use to get new access tokens  ### **1.2 Using Tokens** Include the access token in the Authorization header: ``` Authorization: Bearer <access_token> ```  ### **1.3 Refreshing Tokens** When your access token expires, use POST `/api/v1/refresh` with your refresh token to get a new access token.  ## **2. Users** Users endpoints cover the user lifecycle and profile features. Key highlights:  - **Registration and login** (email/password, device token for SDKs, and OAuth providers) - **Profile metadata** (JSON blob per user) and editable profile fields - **Account lifecycle**: password reset, email confirmation, and account deletion - **Sessions & tokens**: both browser sessions and JWT-based API tokens are supported  ## **3. Friends** The Friends domain offers lightweight social features:  - **Friend requests** (send / accept / reject / block flows) - **Friend listing & pagination**, with basic privacy controls - **Domain helpers** to manage and query friend relationships from API or UI contexts  ## **4. Lobbies** Lobbies provide matchmaking / room management primitives. Highlights:  - **Create / list / update / delete** lobbies with rich metadata (mode, region, tags) - **Host-managed or hostless** modes (hostless allowed internally, not creatable via public API) - **Membership management**: join, leave, kick users, and automatic host transfer - **Controls & protection**: max users, hidden/locked states, and optional password protection - **Hidden lobbies** are excluded from public listings; public listing endpoints are paginated  ## **5. Notifications** Persistent user-to-user notifications that survive across sessions:  - **Send notifications** to accepted friends with a title, optional content, and optional metadata - **List own notifications** with pagination (ordered oldest-first) - **Delete notifications** by ID (single or batch) - **Real-time delivery** via the user WebSocket channel (`\"notification\"` events) - **Offline delivery**: undeleted notifications are replayed on WebSocket reconnect - **Push delivery**: notifications also fan out to the recipient's registered mobile devices (see Push notifications)  ## **5b. Push notifications** Mobile/web push delivery to registered devices (FCM for Android/Web, APNs-direct for iOS):  - **Register device tokens** via `POST /me/push_tokens` (`token`, `platform`, optional `provider`/`device_id`); re-registering a `device_id` rotates its token in place - **List/remove own devices** via `GET /me/push_tokens` and `DELETE /me/push_tokens/:id` - **Server-authoritative sending** — no public send endpoint; pushes originate from server hooks (`Gamend.Push.send_to_user/2`) or the admin API - **Per-token routing**: each token's `provider` (\"fcm\" | \"apns\") selects the delivery backend; unconfigured backends log instead of sending (dev-friendly) - **Reliability**: delivery rides the durable job queue with retries; dead tokens reported by the provider are disabled automatically  ## **6. Groups** Groups provide persistent community management for players:  - **Three group types**: `public` (anyone joins directly), `private` (users request to join, admins approve), `hidden` (invite-only, never listed) - **Membership roles**: `admin` and `member`, with promote/demote capabilities - **Join requests**: for private groups, users submit requests that admins approve or reject - **Invitations**: admins can invite users directly (blocked users are rejected) - **CRUD operations**: create, update, delete groups with metadata support - **Group chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"group\"`  ## **7. Parties** Ephemeral groups of users for short-lived sessions (e.g., matchmaking squads):  - **Invite-only joining**: the party leader sends invites by user ID to friends or shared-group members - **Invite flow**: `POST /parties/invite` → recipient accepts via `POST /parties/invite/accept` or declines via `POST /parties/invite/decline`; leader can cancel via `POST /parties/invite/cancel` - **Invite visibility**: leader can list sent invites (`GET /parties/invitations/sent`); recipient can list received invites (`GET /parties/invitations`) - **Connection requirement**: invites can only be sent to users who are friends or share at least one group with the leader - **One party at a time**: a user can only be in one party; accepting an invite while already in a party is rejected - **Leader management**: the creator is the leader; leadership can be transferred - **Lobby integration**: parties can create or join lobbies as a group - **Party chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"party\"` - **Real-time events** via the party WebSocket channel  ## **8. Chat** Real-time messaging across multiple conversation types:  - **Chat types**: `lobby` (within a lobby), `group` (within a group), `party` (within a party), `friend` (DMs between friends) - **Send messages** with content, optional metadata, and automatic access validation - **List messages** with pagination (newest first) - **Read tracking**: mark messages as read and get unread counts per conversation - **Real-time delivery** via PubSub and WebSocket channels - **Moderation is built in**: an admin-managed word filter (`block` / `mask` / `flag`, matched on a normalized form so leetspeak and padding do not slip through) and mutes are enforced before a message is stored or broadcast; the `before_chat_message` pipeline hook stays available for rules of your own - **Report a message**: `POST /chat/messages/:id/report` with an optional `reason` — one report per player per message, capped per day; reports the filter files itself have no reporter - **Scoped mutes** mirror kick: `POST /lobbies/mute` + `/lobbies/unmute` (lobby host), `POST /groups/:id/mute` + `/groups/:id/unmute` (group admin), `POST /parties/mute` + `/parties/unmute` (party leader), each with a paginated `.../mutes` listing for the same authority. Body is `{target_user_id, expires_at?, reason?}`; omitting `expires_at` mutes permanently - **Global mutes and the blocklist are server-authoritative** — no public endpoint; admin API (`/api/v1/admin/chat`) or a plugin calling `Gamend.Chat.mute_user/4` - **Real-time moderation events**: the muted player receives `chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted` on their user channel  ## **9. Leaderboards** Server-managed ranked scoreboards:  - **Multiple leaderboards**: create named leaderboards with configurable sort order - **Score submission**: submit scores with optional metadata - **Rankings**: retrieve paginated rankings with user details - **Reset support**: leaderboards can be reset periodically  ## **10. Key-Value Storage** Per-user persistent key-value storage for game state, preferences, and settings:  - **Get/set/delete** key-value pairs scoped to the authenticated user - **List keys** with optional prefix filtering - **Metadata support**: values can include arbitrary JSON metadata  ## **11. Quests / Progression** One event-driven progression engine covering achievements, daily/weekly quests, time-boxed event quests, chains, and groups:  - **Kinds**: `achievement` (permanent one-shot — the replacement for the old achievements system), `daily`/`weekly` (reset per UTC period), `event` (starts_at/ends_at window), `chain` (requires a prerequisite quest) - **Objectives**: each quest lists objectives `{event, target, params}`; server-side `report_event` advances every matching active quest — there is **no public endpoint to advance progress** (server-authoritative) - **Rewards**: currencies (Economy) and items (Inventory), paid **exactly once** per period via idempotent grants; `auto_claim` quests pay on completion, others via `POST /me/quests/:key/claim` - **My quests**: `GET /me/quests` returns active quests, per-period progress, and a claimable flag; hidden quests appear once completed - **Groups**: quests sharing a `group_key` collapse to one entry carrying `group_size`; `?group=<key>` lists that group's members in full - **Catalog**: `GET /quests` and per-user completions `GET /quests/user/:user_id` (gated by `GAMEND_FEATURES_LIST_QUESTS`) - **Admin management**: definitions CRUD plus per-user grant/reset/force-claim under `/api/v1/admin/quests`  ## **12. Tournaments** Single-elimination bracket tournaments, server-structured and game-judged:  - **Registration window → seeded draw → timed rounds → champions**; recurring tournaments (cron) create one occurrence per cycle sharing a slug; a nil starts_at keeps registration open until an admin draws manually - **Join/leave** as an entry leader (`POST`/`DELETE /tournaments/:id/join`); team composition is game policy - **Browse**: list/filter tournaments, standings, full bracket view, and the caller's current match (`GET /tournaments/:id/my_match`) - **Match verdicts are server-side** (game hooks) — no public resolve endpoint; clients get `tournament_match_ready` / `tournament_match_resolved` / `tournament_updated` / `tournament_finished` on the user channel - **Admin management** over HTTP: create/update/delete, cancel, draw now, finish, and force match verdicts under `/api/v1/admin/tournaments`  ## **13. Matchmaking** Ticket-based queueing that turns waiting players into hidden, locked lobbies:  - **Join over HTTP** (`POST /matchmaking/tickets` with a `match_params` string map); only tickets with identical params match together — encode mode/map/skill band as parameter values - **A match forms** when a group reaches `max_players`, or has at least `min_players` and the oldest ticket outwaited the timeout; the server creates a hidden lobby, seats everyone and locks it - **The result is a push, not a poll**: matched players receive `match_found` (`lobby_id`, `match_params`) on their user channel; disconnecting cancels your tickets - **Inspect**: `GET /matchmaking/tickets/me` for your ticket, `GET /matchmaking/stats` for queue depths - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter tickets, force-cancel, and stats under `/api/v1/admin/matchmaking`  ## **14. Ready checks** One primitive for \"everyone must answer before this proceeds\", with one client-facing surface:  - **A player holds at most one check per lane** — the match lane (lobby ready-up or matchmaking accept) and the party lane (the party's standing board) — so answering needs no id: `GET /me/ready_check` returns `{\"lobby\": …, \"party\": …}` (each null when none) and `POST /me/ready_check` with `{\"ready\": true|false, \"scope\": \"lobby\"|\"party\"}` answers one (scope defaults to `lobby`) - **Two kinds.** `ready` (lobby/party board) is a toggle — a \"no\" just leaves the check open, and it lists every participant. `accept` (match confirmation) is final — one decline fails it for everyone — and returns counts plus your own state, so a pending match does not reveal who you were paired with - **Hosts open one** with `POST /lobbies/ready_check` (host-managed lobbies only; hostless matchmaking lobbies belong to the server), **party leaders** with `POST /parties/ready_check`; either call is a **reset** — it quietly replaces an already-open board with a fresh one over the current members, so the same endpoint serves \"ready check!\", \"force ready\" (with `timeout_ms`) and \"start over\". Call it off with `DELETE /lobbies/ready_check` / `DELETE /parties/ready_check`. The opener is pre-marked ready — clicking the button is their answer - **Failure does nothing on its own**: a declined or timed-out check kicks nobody, starts nothing, and moves no lobby state. It reports who did not answer, and the game (or the host, with the kick they already have) decides - **Live**: `ready_check_started` / `ready_check_updated` / `ready_check_passed` / `ready_check_failed` on the lobby channel, the party channel for a party board, or the user channel for an accept check - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter checks, force-cancel, and 24h outcome stats under `/api/v1/admin/ready_checks`  ## **15. Real-time: WebSocket Channels** The server provides real-time communication via Phoenix WebSocket channels. Connect to the WebSocket endpoint and join topic-based channels for live updates.  ### **15.1 Connection** Connect to `wss://your-server.com/socket` with your JWT token as a parameter: ``` const socket = new Socket(\"wss://your-server.com/socket\", { params: { token: \"<access_token>\" } }) socket.connect() ```  ### **15.2 Available Channels** - **User channel** (`user:<user_id>`): notifications, friend events, quest progress/completions/claims, party/group invites, tournament events, chat mutes (`chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted`), KV subscriptions - **Lobby channel** (`lobby:<lobby_id>`): lobby member joins/leaves, lobby updates, lobby chat - **Lobbies channel** (`lobbies`): global lobby list changes (created, updated, deleted) - **Group channel** (`group:<group_id>`): group member changes, group updates, group chat - **Groups channel** (`groups`): global group list changes - **Party channel** (`party:<party_id>`): party member changes, party updates, party chat  ### **15.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameRealtime` class (included in this SDK) wraps Phoenix.Socket with convenient channel helpers: ```javascript import { GameRealtime } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', accessToken) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) userChannel.on('notification', payload => console.log(payload)) ``` `phoenix` ships as a dependency of the package, so no extra install is needed.  ## **16. Real-time: WebRTC DataChannels** For low-latency game data, the server supports WebRTC DataChannels alongside WebSocket. The server acts as a WebRTC peer (not P2P between clients).  ### **16.1 How It Works** 1. Client connects via WebSocket and joins the **User channel** 2. Client sends an SDP offer over the channel (`webrtc:offer` event) 3. Server responds with an SDP answer (`webrtc:answer` event) 4. ICE candidates are exchanged (`webrtc:ice` events) 5. Once connected, named DataChannels carry game data at low latency  ### **16.2 Default DataChannels** - **`events`** (reliable, ordered): important game events (player actions, state changes) - **`state`** (unreliable, unordered): high-frequency position/state sync  ### **16.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameWebRTC` class (included in this SDK, browser-only) handles signaling automatically: ```javascript import { GameRealtime, GameWebRTC } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', token) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) const webrtc = new GameWebRTC(userChannel, {   onData: (label, data) => console.log(label, data) }) await webrtc.connect() webrtc.send('events', JSON.stringify({ type: 'move', x: 10, y: 20 })) ``` 
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  * Gamend API
  * API for Gamend. Provides HTTP REST API, real-time WebSocket channels, and WebRTC DataChannels for low-latency game data. Features authentication, users, lobbies, groups, parties, friends, chat, notifications, quests, leaderboards, tournaments, matchmaking, payments, server scripting, and admin portal.  ## **1. Authentication**  This API uses JWT (JSON Web Tokens) with access and refresh tokens:  ### **1.1 Getting Tokens** - **Email/Password**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with email and password - **Device (SDK)**: POST to `/api/v1/login` with a `device_id` string (creates/returns a device user) - **Discord OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/discord` flow - **Google OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/google` flow - **Facebook OAuth**: Use `/api/v1/auth/facebook` flow - **Apple Sign In**: Use `/auth/apple` browser flow or apple sdk flow - **Steam (OpenID)**: Use `/api/v1/auth/steam` flow  Both methods return: - `access_token` - Short-lived (15 min), use for API requests - `refresh_token` - Long-lived (30 days), use to get new access tokens  ### **1.2 Using Tokens** Include the access token in the Authorization header: ``` Authorization: Bearer <access_token> ```  ### **1.3 Refreshing Tokens** When your access token expires, use POST `/api/v1/refresh` with your refresh token to get a new access token.  ## **2. Users** Users endpoints cover the user lifecycle and profile features. Key highlights:  - **Registration and login** (email/password, device token for SDKs, and OAuth providers) - **Profile metadata** (JSON blob per user) and editable profile fields - **Account lifecycle**: password reset, email confirmation, and account deletion - **Sessions & tokens**: both browser sessions and JWT-based API tokens are supported  ## **3. Friends** The Friends domain offers lightweight social features:  - **Friend requests** (send / accept / reject / block flows) - **Friend listing & pagination**, with basic privacy controls - **Domain helpers** to manage and query friend relationships from API or UI contexts  ## **4. Lobbies** Lobbies provide matchmaking / room management primitives. Highlights:  - **Create / list / update / delete** lobbies with rich metadata (mode, region, tags) - **Host-managed or hostless** modes (hostless allowed internally, not creatable via public API) - **Membership management**: join, leave, kick users, and automatic host transfer - **Controls & protection**: max users, hidden/locked states, and optional password protection - **Hidden lobbies** are excluded from public listings; public listing endpoints are paginated  ## **5. Notifications** Persistent user-to-user notifications that survive across sessions:  - **Send notifications** to accepted friends with a title, optional content, and optional metadata - **List own notifications** with pagination (ordered oldest-first) - **Delete notifications** by ID (single or batch) - **Real-time delivery** via the user WebSocket channel (`\"notification\"` events) - **Offline delivery**: undeleted notifications are replayed on WebSocket reconnect - **Push delivery**: notifications also fan out to the recipient's registered mobile devices (see Push notifications)  ## **5b. Push notifications** Mobile/web push delivery to registered devices (FCM for Android/Web, APNs-direct for iOS):  - **Register device tokens** via `POST /me/push_tokens` (`token`, `platform`, optional `provider`/`device_id`); re-registering a `device_id` rotates its token in place - **List/remove own devices** via `GET /me/push_tokens` and `DELETE /me/push_tokens/:id` - **Server-authoritative sending** — no public send endpoint; pushes originate from server hooks (`Gamend.Push.send_to_user/2`) or the admin API - **Per-token routing**: each token's `provider` (\"fcm\" | \"apns\") selects the delivery backend; unconfigured backends log instead of sending (dev-friendly) - **Reliability**: delivery rides the durable job queue with retries; dead tokens reported by the provider are disabled automatically  ## **6. Groups** Groups provide persistent community management for players:  - **Three group types**: `public` (anyone joins directly), `private` (users request to join, admins approve), `hidden` (invite-only, never listed) - **Membership roles**: `admin` and `member`, with promote/demote capabilities - **Join requests**: for private groups, users submit requests that admins approve or reject - **Invitations**: admins can invite users directly (blocked users are rejected) - **CRUD operations**: create, update, delete groups with metadata support - **Group chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"group\"`  ## **7. Parties** Ephemeral groups of users for short-lived sessions (e.g., matchmaking squads):  - **Invite-only joining**: the party leader sends invites by user ID to friends or shared-group members - **Invite flow**: `POST /parties/invite` → recipient accepts via `POST /parties/invite/accept` or declines via `POST /parties/invite/decline`; leader can cancel via `POST /parties/invite/cancel` - **Invite visibility**: leader can list sent invites (`GET /parties/invitations/sent`); recipient can list received invites (`GET /parties/invitations`) - **Connection requirement**: invites can only be sent to users who are friends or share at least one group with the leader - **One party at a time**: a user can only be in one party; accepting an invite while already in a party is rejected - **Leader management**: the creator is the leader; leadership can be transferred - **Lobby integration**: parties can create or join lobbies as a group - **Party chat**: integrated via the Chat API with `chat_type: \"party\"` - **Real-time events** via the party WebSocket channel  ## **8. Chat** Real-time messaging across multiple conversation types:  - **Chat types**: `lobby` (within a lobby), `group` (within a group), `party` (within a party), `friend` (DMs between friends) - **Send messages** with content, optional metadata, and automatic access validation - **List messages** with pagination (newest first) - **Read tracking**: mark messages as read and get unread counts per conversation - **Real-time delivery** via PubSub and WebSocket channels - **Moderation is built in**: an admin-managed word filter (`block` / `mask` / `flag`, matched on a normalized form so leetspeak and padding do not slip through) and mutes are enforced before a message is stored or broadcast; the `before_chat_message` pipeline hook stays available for rules of your own - **Report a message**: `POST /chat/messages/:id/report` with an optional `reason` — one report per player per message, capped per day; reports the filter files itself have no reporter - **Scoped mutes** mirror kick: `POST /lobbies/mute` + `/lobbies/unmute` (lobby host), `POST /groups/:id/mute` + `/groups/:id/unmute` (group admin), `POST /parties/mute` + `/parties/unmute` (party leader), each with a paginated `.../mutes` listing for the same authority. Body is `{target_user_id, expires_at?, reason?}`; omitting `expires_at` mutes permanently - **Global mutes and the blocklist are server-authoritative** — no public endpoint; admin API (`/api/v1/admin/chat`) or a plugin calling `Gamend.Chat.mute_user/4` - **Real-time moderation events**: the muted player receives `chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted` on their user channel  ## **9. Leaderboards** Server-managed ranked scoreboards:  - **Multiple leaderboards**: create named leaderboards with configurable sort order - **Score submission**: submit scores with optional metadata - **Rankings**: retrieve paginated rankings with user details - **Reset support**: leaderboards can be reset periodically  ## **10. Key-Value Storage** Per-user persistent key-value storage for game state, preferences, and settings:  - **Get/set/delete** key-value pairs scoped to the authenticated user - **List keys** with optional prefix filtering - **Metadata support**: values can include arbitrary JSON metadata  ## **11. Quests / Progression** One event-driven progression engine covering achievements, daily/weekly quests, time-boxed event quests, chains, and groups:  - **Kinds**: `achievement` (permanent one-shot — the replacement for the old achievements system), `daily`/`weekly` (reset per UTC period), `event` (starts_at/ends_at window), `chain` (requires a prerequisite quest) - **Objectives**: each quest lists objectives `{event, target, params}`; server-side `report_event` advances every matching active quest — there is **no public endpoint to advance progress** (server-authoritative) - **Rewards**: currencies (Economy) and items (Inventory), paid **exactly once** per period via idempotent grants; `auto_claim` quests pay on completion, others via `POST /me/quests/:key/claim` - **My quests**: `GET /me/quests` returns active quests, per-period progress, and a claimable flag; hidden quests appear once completed - **Groups**: quests sharing a `group_key` collapse to one entry carrying `group_size`; `?group=<key>` lists that group's members in full - **Catalog**: `GET /quests` and per-user completions `GET /quests/user/:user_id` (gated by `GAMEND_FEATURES_LIST_QUESTS`) - **Admin management**: definitions CRUD plus per-user grant/reset/force-claim under `/api/v1/admin/quests`  ## **12. Tournaments** Single-elimination bracket tournaments, server-structured and game-judged:  - **Registration window → seeded draw → timed rounds → champions**; recurring tournaments (cron) create one occurrence per cycle sharing a slug; a nil starts_at keeps registration open until an admin draws manually - **Join/leave** as an entry leader (`POST`/`DELETE /tournaments/:id/join`); team composition is game policy - **Browse**: list/filter tournaments, standings, full bracket view, and the caller's current match (`GET /tournaments/:id/my_match`) - **Match verdicts are server-side** (game hooks) — no public resolve endpoint; clients get `tournament_match_ready` / `tournament_match_resolved` / `tournament_updated` / `tournament_finished` on the user channel - **Admin management** over HTTP: create/update/delete, cancel, draw now, finish, and force match verdicts under `/api/v1/admin/tournaments`  ## **13. Matchmaking** Ticket-based queueing that turns waiting players into hidden, locked lobbies:  - **Join over HTTP** (`POST /matchmaking/tickets` with a `match_params` string map); only tickets with identical params match together — encode mode/map/skill band as parameter values - **A match forms** when a group reaches `max_players`, or has at least `min_players` and the oldest ticket outwaited the timeout; the server creates a hidden lobby, seats everyone and locks it - **The result is a push, not a poll**: matched players receive `match_found` (`lobby_id`, `match_params`) on their user channel; disconnecting cancels your tickets - **Inspect**: `GET /matchmaking/tickets/me` for your ticket, `GET /matchmaking/stats` for queue depths - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter tickets, force-cancel, and stats under `/api/v1/admin/matchmaking`  ## **14. Ready checks** One primitive for \"everyone must answer before this proceeds\", with one client-facing surface:  - **A player holds at most one check per lane** — the match lane (lobby ready-up or matchmaking accept) and the party lane (the party's standing board) — so answering needs no id: `GET /me/ready_check` returns `{\"lobby\": …, \"party\": …}` (each null when none) and `POST /me/ready_check` with `{\"ready\": true|false, \"scope\": \"lobby\"|\"party\"}` answers one (scope defaults to `lobby`) - **Two kinds.** `ready` (lobby/party board) is a toggle — a \"no\" just leaves the check open, and it lists every participant. `accept` (match confirmation) is final — one decline fails it for everyone — and returns counts plus your own state, so a pending match does not reveal who you were paired with - **Hosts open one** with `POST /lobbies/ready_check` (host-managed lobbies only; hostless matchmaking lobbies belong to the server), **party leaders** with `POST /parties/ready_check`; either call is a **reset** — it quietly replaces an already-open board with a fresh one over the current members, so the same endpoint serves \"ready check!\", \"force ready\" (with `timeout_ms`) and \"start over\". Call it off with `DELETE /lobbies/ready_check` / `DELETE /parties/ready_check`. The opener is pre-marked ready — clicking the button is their answer - **Failure does nothing on its own**: a declined or timed-out check kicks nobody, starts nothing, and moves no lobby state. It reports who did not answer, and the game (or the host, with the kick they already have) decides - **Live**: `ready_check_started` / `ready_check_updated` / `ready_check_passed` / `ready_check_failed` on the lobby channel, the party channel for a party board, or the user channel for an accept check - **Admin management** over HTTP: list/filter checks, force-cancel, and 24h outcome stats under `/api/v1/admin/ready_checks`  ## **15. Real-time: WebSocket Channels** The server provides real-time communication via Phoenix WebSocket channels. Connect to the WebSocket endpoint and join topic-based channels for live updates.  ### **15.1 Connection** Connect to `wss://your-server.com/socket` with your JWT token as a parameter: ``` const socket = new Socket(\"wss://your-server.com/socket\", { params: { token: \"<access_token>\" } }) socket.connect() ```  ### **15.2 Available Channels** - **User channel** (`user:<user_id>`): notifications, friend events, quest progress/completions/claims, party/group invites, tournament events, chat mutes (`chat_muted` / `chat_unmuted`), KV subscriptions - **Lobby channel** (`lobby:<lobby_id>`): lobby member joins/leaves, lobby updates, lobby chat - **Lobbies channel** (`lobbies`): global lobby list changes (created, updated, deleted) - **Group channel** (`group:<group_id>`): group member changes, group updates, group chat - **Groups channel** (`groups`): global group list changes - **Party channel** (`party:<party_id>`): party member changes, party updates, party chat  ### **15.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameRealtime` class (included in this SDK) wraps Phoenix.Socket with convenient channel helpers: ```javascript import { GameRealtime } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', accessToken) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) userChannel.on('notification', payload => console.log(payload)) ``` `phoenix` ships as a dependency of the package, so no extra install is needed.  ## **16. Real-time: WebRTC DataChannels** For low-latency game data, the server supports WebRTC DataChannels alongside WebSocket. The server acts as a WebRTC peer (not P2P between clients).  ### **16.1 How It Works** 1. Client connects via WebSocket and joins the **User channel** 2. Client sends an SDP offer over the channel (`webrtc:offer` event) 3. Server responds with an SDP answer (`webrtc:answer` event) 4. ICE candidates are exchanged (`webrtc:ice` events) 5. Once connected, named DataChannels carry game data at low latency  ### **16.2 Default DataChannels** - **`events`** (reliable, ordered): important game events (player actions, state changes) - **`state`** (unreliable, unordered): high-frequency position/state sync  ### **16.3 JS SDK Helper** The `GameWebRTC` class (included in this SDK, browser-only) handles signaling automatically: ```javascript import { GameRealtime, GameWebRTC } from '@ughuuu/gamend' const realtime = new GameRealtime('https://your-server.com', token) const userChannel = realtime.joinUserChannel(userId) const webrtc = new GameWebRTC(userChannel, {   onData: (label, data) => console.log(label, data) }) await webrtc.connect() webrtc.send('events', JSON.stringify({ type: 'move', x: 10, y: 20 })) ``` 
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