Gamesession functional

[EvilToasterDBU]

I want to implement the functionality of launching a game session from my program, and I do not understand whether it is possible to implement launching a gamesession with authorization. I have already figured out how to send a launch request, but I do not know how to implement the receipt of authorization data by the game. @barncastle Do you have any ideas? Thank you for any help.

[barncastle]

I've never looked into this before but it appears to be a simple POST request. When you launch the process you'll need to grab the Process.Id and then call a new GameSession endpoint - see the below pseudo-code.

Obviously you need to be authenticated to do this so you'll need to do L321 and L327 if the user hasn't already.

Request POST /gamesession {
  "binary_type": "game",
  "pid": 26780,
  "uid": "fenris"
}

internal class GameSession : BaseEndpoint
{
    public GameSessionModel Model { get; } = new();

    public GameSession(Requester requester) : base("gamesession", requester) { }

    public async Task<JToken> Post() => { ... }
}

public class GameSessionModel 
{
    public string BinaryType { get; set; } = "game";
    public int Pid { get; set; }
    public string Uid { get; set; }
}

[EvilToasterDBU]

I'm testing on d2r now, which I noticed: If you start by setting the pid as a string, then the game starts, but with another pid + there is no authorization in the game. I tried to set the pid as int, this leads to the assignment of the pid, but the agent then cannot identify its path (exe of the game). Naturally, authorization in the Agent occurs before that. You can see my code in the dev branch.
As an example of the result:

   "binary_type": "game",
   "pid": 29900,
   "pid_path": "D:/Games/Battle.net/Battle.net.exe",
   "request_id": 0
 }
},
"osi": {
 "1": {
   "binary_type": "game",
   "pid": 3772,
   "pid_path": "",
   "request_id": 3772
 }