Environment variables
You can get information about the environment the game is run in. To do this, use the environment object.
{
app: {
id: string;
};
browser: {
lang: string;
};
i18n: {
lang: string;
tld: string;
};
payload?: string;
}
Environment object
Contains game environment variables.
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Parameter |
Type |
Description |
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object |
Game data. |
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object |
Browser data. |
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|
object |
Service internationalization. |
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|
string |
The value of the |
app structure
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Parameter |
Type |
Description |
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|
string |
Game ID. |
browser structure
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Parameter |
Type |
Description |
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string |
Preferred browser language in ISO 639-1 format. |
i18n structure
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Parameter |
Type |
Description |
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string |
Yandex Games interface language in ISO 639-1 format. For example, |
|
|
string |
Top-level domain. For example, |
Note
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Game data.
Game ID.
Browser data.
Preferred browser language in ISO 639-1 format.
Service internationalization.
The Yandex Games interface language in ISO 639-1 format. For example, "tr" means that the game is currently running under the Yandex Games Turkish interface. We recommend using this parameter to determine the user's language in the game.
Top-level domain. For example, "com" means that the game is currently running under the Yandex Games international domain. When hosting the game on your domain, keep in mind that it must open correctly on any Yandex domain.
The value of the payload parameter from the game's address.
Optional parameter.
For example, in https://yandex.ru/games/app/123?payload=test you can return test as follows: ysdk.environment.payload.