Note: Creation of a Godot SDK was approved and was created. Tracked in:
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General Notes
This SDK will function for Godot 3.x. It will not function for the upcoming Godot 4.0. Adding that functionality will come later.
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Determine how we will build the SDK.
The options I am aware of right now:
Pure C# libraries, as Godot supports C# out of the box.
Use GDNative to load in different precompiled libraries for each platform.
If other options present themselves during the research phase, I will explore those as well.
Questions to Answer
Is there a C# library that I can use to handle the serialization and the signing of transactions using ECIES?
If I can't find a solution using C#, what platforms do we want this library to function on? This will determine the libraries I try to find to link with GDNative.
How are different libraries compiled to function on the different platforms: NDK for Android, G++/clang for desktop, etc.
Determine if it would be better for GDNative to be a wrapper for the SDKs that are currently available: Typescript SDK for HTML5, Swift SDK for iOS, Kotlin for Android.
Deliverables
A clear report on the route that I will take in the implementation of this SDK:
Whether that be pure C#, or GDNative.
The libraries that I will use in either case, along with short descriptions of why I have chosen those libraries.
Which endpoints I will fully implement within the SDK. I would like to limit the scope to those endpoints that can be actually using in a game, especially if my work must be duplicated to get implement the SDK on different platforms.
A test implementation of the encryption for FIO request and OBT data.
I will come out of this stage knowing which libraries will work to encrypt the FIO request and OBT data using DH with the ECIES standard. This means that I will have to implement at least a test version of the Push Transaction API endpoint for this stage.
If there are other transactions that require complex cryptographic signing that I missed in my overview of the API, please let me know.
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