UUID Generator
A Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) is a 128-bit name used for a unique label you can generate. This is also referred to as a GUID – Globally Unique Identifier. Generating a UUID means you will be returned a very unique identifier string which you can use for many cases, like player IDs and other strings […]
Random Number Generator
You can use the API to generate a random number at any time by simply making a request. There are some additional arguments you can send including specifying a minimum and maximum number range and what type of algorithm to use. How to Generate a Random Number Simply GET this URL https://gamipixel.com/api/v1/gami-random-number You should send […]
Developer Keys
In order to use the GamiPixel API with your game or application, you will require both your API Key and Secret Key. When you first sign up, none of these are generated so you will need to generate them yourself. It’s an easy process. Just head over to the Developer Keys page and generate the […]
Kill Request
Every 10 minutes, if an authentication key hasn’t been updated, the system will kill it off, thus rendering that session no longer valid. However, it is your duty as a developer to ensure you send a kill request where possible. This will ensure your account is running efficiently and you are not hogging up too […]
Keep Alive Request
Every time you make an API request from your game or app, you should start or reset a timer to 0 which should increment in minutes. Every subsequent request you make, you should reset this back to 0. You should code in that if the timer reaches 9, you should send a keep alive request […]
Authenticating a Session
In order to use the GamiPixel API inside of your games and apps, first of all you need to authenticate the session, preferably at the start of the game or app. Authentication means the game or application communicates with our servers using your API Key and Secret Key for the GamiPixel to authorise the use […]
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