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Config

You are reading the documentation for Bridge SDK v2. If you need the obsolete v1 documentation, see Documentation (v1).

playgama-bridge-config.json is the SDK configuration file. It stores platform identifiers, ad placements, the product catalog, leaderboards, and other SDK settings. One file is shared by every platform: top-level values apply everywhere, and the platforms block overrides them per platform.

Use the config editor to create and update the file — it is the most convenient way to keep the structure valid.

File location

Place playgama-bridge-config.json next to your index.html — Bridge loads it from ./playgama-bridge-config.json, relative to the page.

WebGLTemplates/Bridge/playgama-bridge-config.json

Import the file into the Files folder of your project.

There is no separate file — the configuration is stored inside the extension. Open the Playgama Bridge extension in the editor, select the onFirstSceneLoaded function, and set the configuration there.

addons/playgama_bridge/template/playgama-bridge-config.json
datafiles/playgama-bridge-config.json

Import the file into res/web and add the /res folder to Bundle Resources.

playgama-bridge-config.json is copied automatically from the extension folder to the web-mobile build folder after each build.

Add playgama-bridge-config.json to your project files.

Example

{
    "platforms": {
        "game_distribution": {
            "gameId": "game_id"
        }
    },
    "advertisement": {
        "minimumDelayBetweenInterstitial": 60,
        "interstitial": {
            "placements": [
                {
                    "id": "level_completed"
                }
            ]
        }
    },
    "payments": [
        {
            "id": "coins_pack"
        }
    ],
    "leaderboards": [
        {
            "id": "main"
        }
    ],
    "achievements": [
        {
            "id": "first_win"
        }
    ]
}

Platform settings

The platforms block holds platform identifiers and per-platform overrides, keyed by platform id. When the game runs on a platform, the values from platforms.<id> are deep-merged over the top-level values — so any setting, including module sections, can be overridden for one platform only:

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