Does LeaderboardDataRequest return the server time or would I have to write some cloud code to retrieve that ? I've set up daily and weekly leaderboards but I want to display a timer on screen that shows how much time is left until the leaderboard resets. I could use the device's time but that doesn't seem like a good idea in case it's set to the wrong time. If I do have to use cloud code then can you link me to a Unity example as I haven't written any yet. It seems like LeaderboardDataRequest  should return the server time, or time remaining to reset so we don't have to make two request. Thanks!

Hi Liam, 

I also have the same requirement. Do you happen to have any cloud code snippet which fetches time remaining to the end of day/week/month?

Thank you,

Nitish

Nevermind, I figured it out. In case anyone else needs the snipped for finding time left in seconds till end of day/week/month, please find it below.

Disclaimer: the snippet is not tested for every edge case, please use it carefully.

var currentMoment = new Date(Date.now());

// returns the unix epoch in seconds at 00:00:00 of next day i.e. at the exact start of next day

function getDailyLbEndTimeInSeconds(currentMoment){

    return Math.round(new Date( currentMoment.getFullYear(), 

                                currentMoment.getMonth(), currentMoment.getDate()+1).getTime())/1000;

}

// returns the unix epoch in seconds at 00:00:00 of 1st day of next week i.e. at the exact start of next monday

function getWeeklyLbEndTimeInSeconds(currentMoment){

    var daysTillSunday = 7 - currentMoment.getDay();

    // Here January is 0 based

    return Math.round(new Date( currentMoment.getFullYear(), 

                                currentMoment.getMonth(), currentMoment.getDate()+daysTillSunday+1).getTime())/1000;

}

// returns the unix epoch in seconds at 00:00:00 of 1st day of next month i.e. at the exact start of next month

function getMonthlyLbEndTimeInSeconds(currentMoment){

    // Here January is 0 based

    return Math.round(new Date( currentMoment.getFullYear(), 

                                currentMoment.getMonth() +1, 1).getTime())/1000;

}

Regards,

Nitish