Achievements

Achievements in HTML5 games are an exciting and rewarding feature that adds an extra layer of engagement for players. They serve as milestones, celebrating a player's progress, skill, and dedication.

Support

Use this to determine if you can implement achievements for your game on the current platform.

bridge.achievements.isSupported

Check if getting list of achievements is supported.

bridge.achievements.isGetListSupported

Check if built-in popup is supported.

bridge.payments.isNativePopupSupported

Unlock achievement

Unlocks achievement for a player.

let options = { }

switch (bridge.platform.id) {
    case 'y8':
        options = {
            achievement: 'ACHIEVEMENT_NAME',
            achievementkey: 'ACHIEVEMENT_KEY'
        }
        break
    case 'lagged':
        options = {
            achievement: 'ACHIEVEMENT_ID'
        }
        break
}

bridge.achievements.unlock(options)
    .then((result) => {
        // success
    })
    .catch(error => {
        // error
    })

Get List

Returns the achievement list in JSON

let options = { }

bridge.achievements.getList(options)
    .then(list => {
        // success
        switch (bridge.platform.id) {
            case 'y8':
                list.forEach(list => {
                    console.log('achievementid: ' + list.achievementid)
                    console.log('achievement: ' + list.achievement)
                    console.log('description: ' + list.description)
                    console.log('achievementkey: ' + list.achievementkey)
                    console.log('icon: ' + list.icon)
                    console.log('playerid: ' + list.playerid)
                    console.log('playername: ' + list.playername)
                })
                break
        }
    })
    .catch(error => {
        // error
    })

Show Native Popup

Some platforms support built-in achievement list which is shown in overlay

let options = { }

bridge.achievements.showNativePopup(options)
    .then(() => {
        // success
    })
    .catch(error => {
        // error
    })