Player API

Talo provides a powerful and secure authentication system out of the box. You can use Talo to authenticate players using their email, username, or any other identifier you choose.

Players can have any number of arbitrary properties that will persist between game sessions and all of their identities. You can use these, for example, to store a player's current health or level.

Learn more about player management here.

Endpoints

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Identify a player

GET https://api.trytalo.com/v1/players/identify

Headers

Key	Required	Description
x-talo-session	❌ No	The session token (required if using Talo player authentication)

Route params

None available

Query keys

Key	Required	Description
identifier	✅ Yes	The unique identifier of the player. This can be their username, an email or a numeric ID
service	✅ Yes	The name of the service where the identity of the player comes from (e.g. "steam", "epic" or "username")

Sample response

{ ... }

Steam authentication with identity (identifier format is <identity>:<ticket>)

{ ... }

Steam authentication without identity

{ ... }

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Search for players

GET https://api.trytalo.com/v1/players/search

Headers

None available

Route params

None available

Query keys

Key	Required	Description
page	❌ No	The current pagination index (starting at 0)
query	✅ Yes	Search for players by IDs, prop values and alias identifiers

Filter by player ID

{ ... }

Filter by identifier

{ ... }

Filter by prop value

{ ... }

Sample response

{ ... }

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Find a player

GET https://api.trytalo.com/v1/players/:id

Headers

None available

Route params

Key	Required	Description
id	✅ Yes	The ID of the player

Query keys

None available

Sample response

{ ... }

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Merge two players

POST https://api.trytalo.com/v1/players/merge

Sample request

{ ... }

Sample response

{ ... }

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Create a socket token for a player

POST https://api.trytalo.com/v1/players/socket-token

Sample response

{ ... }

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Update a player's props

PATCH https://api.trytalo.com/v1/players/:id

Sample request

{ ... }

Sample response

{ ... }

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Types

Prop

type Prop = {
  key: string
  value: string | null
}