Windows

This article guides you through setting up LINE as an identity provider, enabling your Windows game to access Player Network authentication services.

Prerequisites

1. Set up the LINE app on LINE Developers Console

1. Create a LINE app and configure a channel

Before configuring the app for required platforms, log in to LINE Developers Console and create a developer account. With the developer account, use LINE Developers Console and create a channel (communication path between LINE functions and your app).

Create a channel

1. On the Console home, click Create New Provider and follow the on-screen instructions to create the provider.

   

2. In the Channels tab on the provider page, click Create a LINE Login channel.

3. On the new channel creation page, enter required information and click Create.

4. In the Basic settings tab on the channel page, check the Channel ID and other required information for Player Network SDK configuration.

   

5. Configure the channel for Windows.

   In the LINE Login tab on the channel page, enable Web app and enter the callback URL based on the environment.

   

   • Testing environment: https://test-common-web.intlgame.com/jssdk/linelogincallback.html
   • Production environment: https://common-web.intlgame.com/jssdk/linelogincallback.html

6. Click Update to save the configuration.

2. Add user permissions

Immediately after creating a channel, the channel is set to Developing mode. Only channel admin and testers have access to LINE login functions.

Add a tester

1. Log in to LINE Developers Console.

2. Select the corresponding channel from the most recently visited channels on the homepage.

   

3. On the channel page, click Roles.

4. In the Roles tab, click Invite by email.

   

5. Add testers in the Invite new members section.
   Email: LINE account of the tester
   Role: Tester

   

6. Click Send Invitations to send tester invitations.

7. Wait for the testers to accept the email invitation.

2. Create an account for Player Network Console.
3. Create a new project for your game, or join an existing one.
4. Download the SDK.
5. Integrate the SDK.
6. Add LINE as an authentication method for your project on Player Network Console.

Step 1: Configure the SDK for LINE login

Open the project's INTLConfig.ini:

INTLConfig.ini

[INTL environment]
# WARNING: You should change this URL to the production environment when you release your game.
INTL_URL = https://test.intlgame.com
GAME_ID = {INTL_GAME_ID}
SDK_KEY = {INTL_SDK_KEY}
[INTL Log]
LOG_LEVEL = 1
LOG_CONSOLE_OUTPUT_ENABLE = 1
LOG_FILE_OUTPUT_ENABLE = 1
LOG_ENCRYPT_ENABLE = 0
LOG_COMPRESS_ENABLE = 0
[LINE]
LINE_CHANNEL_ID = {INTL_LINE_CHANNEL_ID}

• Set the SDK backend environment to INTL_URL = https://test.intlgame.com.
• Replace {INTL_GAME_ID} and {INTL_SDK_KEY} with the GAME_ID and SDK_KEY assigned by Player Network Console.
• Set LOG_LEVEL = 1, LOG_CONSOLE_OUTPUT_ENABLE = 1, LOG_FILE_OUTPUT_ENABLE = 1, LOG_ENCRYPT_ENABLE = 0, and LOG_COMPRESS_ENABLE = 0 to output console logs and log files without encrypting or compressing the output.
• Replace {INTL_LINE_CHANNEL_ID} with the Channel ID registered on LINE Developers.

Step 2: Add LINE login

LINE login authorization requires access to both the OpenID and profile of a player. The former is used to obtain a player's LINE OpenID, while the latter is used to obtain the player's LINE access token, which can be configured through the Permissions field. If the Permissions field is empty, access to OpenID and profile is used by default for Player Network SDK when users log in to LINE.

1. Add an observer to handle authentication callbacks.

   Unity

   // Add callbacks
   public void AddAuthObserver()
   {
       INTLAPI.AddAuthResultObserver(OnAuthResultEvent);
   }
   
   // Remove callbacks
   public void RemoveAuthObserver()
   {
       INTLAPI.RemoveAuthResultObserver(OnAuthResultEvent);
   }
   
   // Process the INTLAuthResult callback
   public void OnAuthResultEvent(INTLAuthResult ret)
   {
       Debug.Log($"MethodID: {ret.MethodId}");
       
       string methodTag = "";
       if (authRet.MethodId == (int)INTLMethodID.INTL_AUTH_LOGIN)
       {
           methodTag = "Login";
       }
       else if (authRet.MethodId == (int)INTLMethodID.INTL_AUTH_BIND)
       {
           methodTag = "Bind";
       }
       else if (authRet.MethodId == (int)INTLMethodID.INTL_AUTH_AUTOLOGIN)
       {
           methodTag = "AutoLogin";
       }
       else if (authRet.MethodId == (int)INTLMethodID.INTL_AUTH_QUERY_USER_INFO)
       {
           methodTag = "QueryUserInfo";
       }
       else if (authRet.MethodId == (int)INTLMethodID.INTL_AUTH_GET_AUTH_RESULT)
       {
           methodTag = "GetAuthResult";
       }
   }

   Unreal Engine

   C++ Event Handling (above v1.15)

   //configure callback
   FINTLAuthEvent authEvent;
   authEvent.AddUObject(this, &OnAuthResult_Implementation);
   UINTLSDKAPI::SetAuthResultObserver(authEvent);
   // Remove callbacks
   UINTLSDKAPI::GetAuthResultObserver().Clear();

   void OnAuthResult_Implementation(FINTLAuthResult ret)
   { 
       UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("MethodID: %d"), ret.MethodId);
   }

   Unreal Event Handling

   void OnAuthResult_Implementation(FINTLAuthResult ret)
   { 
       UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("MethodID: %d"), ret.MethodId);
   }

2. Call the AutoLogin method.

   Unity

   INTLAPI.AutoLogin();

   Unreal Engine

   UINTLSDKAPI::AutoLogin();

3. Call the Login method to ask for user input if auto-login fails.

   Unity

   INTLAPI.Login(INTLChannel.LINE); 

   Unreal Engine

   UINTLSDKAPI::Login(EINTLLoginChannel::kChannelLINE); 

4. Sync client authentication state with the game's backend and wait for the final authentication result.

Step 3: Test the login function

Search for the keyword "AuthResult" in the Player Network SDK logs to verify if the correct channel name and OpenID are returned. If they are, it indicates a successful configuration and the login function has been added successfully.

Step 4: Release the game

To open LINE Login function to the players, set the channel to Published.