rudder-js-sdk/skills/rudder-web-sdk/reference/player.md

Player — client.player

PlayerDomain (source: src/domains/PlayerDomain.ts) — the observable player profile: player, linked identities, currency balances and inventory stacks. Synced under revision key profile.

There is no separate ledger service in this SDK. Balances and items are read from the profile and are written server-side (admin adjust, module functions).

Surface

client.player is a SyncedState<PlayerProfile>:

client.player.value      // PlayerProfile | undefined
client.player.status     // 'idle' | 'loading' | 'ready' | 'error'
client.player.onChange((snapshot) => { /* fires immediately */ });
await client.player.load();
await client.player.reload();  // force refetch

Types

interface PlayerProfile {
  balances?: CurrencyBalance[];
  identities?: PlayerProfileIdentity[];
  items?: InventoryStack[];
  player?: Player;
}

interface PlayerProfileIdentity {
  createdAt: string;
  provider: string;  // 'device' | 'google' | 'apple' | 'custom' | 'custom:<name>'
  subject: string;
}

interface Player {
  createdAt?: string;
  id?: string;
  language?: string;
  nickname?: string;
  projectId?: string;
  region?: string;
}

interface CurrencyBalance {
  balance?: number;
  currency?: string;  // currency slug configured in the dashboard
}

interface InventoryStack {
  item?: string;      // item slug
  quantity?: number;
}

Behavior notes

• balances carries one entry per currency in the latest release, zero-filled for a player who never received it; items carries one entry per non-empty inventory stack. Both bump the profile revision when they change.
• Warmed automatically at login (with catalog).
• Kept fresh by the revision poll; call reload() after a module function that changes balances or items.
• All fields are optional on the wire (?); code defensively.
• React: useSyncExternalStore maps directly onto onChange (see the SDK README "React recipe").