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RadiantConnect Quickstart Guide

Step 1: Download RadiantConnect from NuGet

Get started by downloading the RadiantConnect package from NuGet. You can find the package here.

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dotnet add package RadiantConnect

Step 2: Initialize RadiantConnect

Initialize the RadiantConnect library by creating an instance of the Initiator class. Note: You can provide your own SSID for remote authentication

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// Initialize RadiantConnect
Initiator Init = new Initiator();

// If you're using your own credentials
string ssid = "yourSsid";
Initiator Init = new Init(suppliedAuth: new RadiantConnectRSO(ssid))

Step 3: Hook Desired Events

Hook into the events related to the game queue to respond to various states.

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// Hook into Queue events
Init.GameEvents.Queue.OnEnteredQueue += _ => {
    Debug.WriteLine("Queue Entered");
};

Init.GameEvents.Queue.OnLeftQueue += _ => {
    Debug.WriteLine("Queue Left");
};

Init.GameEvents.Queue.OnQueueChanged += queueChangeType => {
    Debug.WriteLine($"Queue Changed to: {queueChangeType}");
};

Step 4: Use Desired API Calls

Utilize the RadiantConnect API to make calls that suit your application needs. In this example, we fetch a player's MMR asynchronously.

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// Fetch Player MMR asynchronously
PlayerMMR? playerMMR = await Init.Endpoints.PvpEndpoints.FetchPlayerMMRAsync(Init.ExternalSystem.ClientData.UserId);

Debug.WriteLine($"Player MMR: {playerMMR}");

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Feel free to explore additional API calls and events provided by RadiantConnect to enhance the functionality of your integration.

This quickstart guide provides a simple walkthrough to get you started with RadiantConnect. Refer to the detailed documentation for a comprehensive understanding of available features and customization options. Happy coding!