var ngio = new Newgrounds.io.core(app_id, aes_encryption_key);

ngio.callComponent(component_name, parameters_object, callback_function, callback_context);

var ngio = new Newgrounds.io.core("39685:NJ1KkPGb", "qsqKxz5dJouIkUNe3NBppQ==");

ngio.callComponent("Gateway.getDatetime", {}, function(result) {
	if (result.success) {
	    console.log('The current date/time on the Newgrounds.io server is '+result.datetime);
	} else {
	    console.log('ERROR!', result.error.message);
	}
});

var ngio = new Newgrounds.io.core("39685:NJ1KkPGb", "qsqKxz5dJouIkUNe3NBppQ==");

function onLoggedIn() {
	console.log("Welcome " + ngio.user.name + "!");
}

function onLoginFailed() {
	console.log("There was a problem logging in: " . ngio.login_error.message );
}

function onLoginCancelled() {
	console.log("The user cancelled the login.");
}

/*
 * Before we do anything, we need to get a valid Passport session.  If the player
 * has previously logged in and selected 'remember me', we may have a valid session
 * already saved locally.
 */
function initSession() {
	ngio.getValidSession(function() {
		if (ngio.user) {
			/* 
			 * If we have a saved session, and it has not expired, 
			 * we will also have a user object we can access.
			 * We can go ahead and run our onLoggedIn handler here.
			 */
			onLoggedIn();
		} else {
			/*
			 * If we didn't have a saved session, or it has expired
			 * we should have been given a new one at this point.
			 * This is where you would draw a 'sign in' button and
			 * have it execute the following requestLogin function.
			 */
		}

	});
}

/* 
 * Call this when the user clicks a 'sign in' button from your game.  It MUST be called from
 * a mouse-click event or pop-up blockers will prevent the Newgrounds Passport page from loading.
 */
function requestLogin() {
	ngio.requestLogin(onLoggedIn, onLoginFailed, onLoginCancelled);
	/* you should also draw a 'cancel login' buton here */
}

/*
 * Call this when the user clicks a 'cancel login' button from your game.
 */
function cancelLogin() {
	/*
	 * This cancels the login request made in the previous function. 
	 * This will also trigger your onLoginCancelled callback.
	 */
	ngio.cancelLoginRequest();
}

/*
 * If your user is logged in, you should also draw a 'sign out' button for them
 * and have it call this.
 */
function logOut() {
	ngio.logOut(function() {
		/*
		 * Because we have to log the player out on the server, you will want
		 * to handle any post-logout stuff in this function, wich fires after
		 * the server has responded.
		 */
	});
}

var ngio = new Newgrounds.io.core("39685:NJ1KkPGb", "qsqKxz5dJouIkUNe3NBppQ==");

/* vars to record any medals and scoreboards that get loaded */
var medals, scoreboards;

/* handle loaded medals */
function onMedalsLoaded(result) {
	if (result.success) medals = result.medals;
}

/* handle loaded scores */
function onScoreboardsLoaded(result) {
	if (result.success) scoreboards = result.scoreboards;
}

/* load our medals and scoreboards from the server */
ngio.queueComponent("Medal.getList", {}, onMedalsLoaded);
ngio.queueComponent("ScoreBoard.getBoards", {}, onScoreboardsLoaded);
ngio.executeQueue();

/* You could use this function to draw the medal notification on-screen */
function onMedalUnlocked(medal) {
	console.log('MEDAL GET:', medal.name);
}

/* attempt to unlock a medal */
function unlockMedal(medal_id) {

	/* If there is no user attached to our ngio object, it means the user isn't logged in and we can't unlock anything */
	if (!ngio.user) return;

	var i, medal;

	for (i = 0; i < medals.length; i++) {

		medal = medals[i];

		/* look for a matching medal name */
		if (medal.id == medal_id) {

			/* we can skip unlocking a medal that's already been earned */
			if (!medal.unlocked) {

				/* unlock the medal from the server */
				ngio.callComponent('Medal.unlock', {id:medal.id}, function(result) {

					if (result.success) onMedalUnlocked(result.medal);

				});
			}

			return;
		}
	}
}

/* lets unlock a medal!!! */
unlockMedal(some_medal_id);

function postScore(scoreboard_id, score_value) {

	/* If there is no user attached to our ngio object, it means the user isn't logged in and we can't post anything */
	if (!ngio.user) return;

	ngio.callComponent('ScoreBoard.postScore', {id:scoreboard_id, value:score_value});
}

postScore(some_scoreboard_id, your_score);

ngio.callComponent(component, params, function(result) {

	if (result.success) {
		// no problems here
	} else {
		// there was an error!
		var error_msg = result.error.message;
	}

});

ngio.debug = true;