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URsekai - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Handles routing, API development, and back-end logic.
      - Uses Laravel's modular structure for scalability.
  - - - Authentication Module
        
        Allows game developers to authenticate users via URsekai's API.
        
        Token validation for user sessions in their games.
      - Player Stats Module
        
        Endpoints to save and retrieve player stats:
        
        POST /api/player/stats: Save player progress (e.g., levels, achievements).
        
        GET /api/player/stats: Retrieve saved progress.
      - In-Game Leaderboard Module:
        
        Upload and fetch leaderboard data:
        
        POST /api/leaderboard: Submit player scores.
        
        GET /api/leaderboard: Retrieve global or regional leaderboard.
      - Inventory Management Module
        
        Save and fetch in-game inventory
        
        POST /api/inventory: Add items to a player's inventory.
        
        GET /api/inventory: Fetch inventory details.
      - Microtransactions Module
        
        Process in-game purchases via URsekai’s platform:
        
        POST /api/transactions: Process a purchase request.
        
        GET /api/transactions: Retrieve transaction history.
    - - SDK
        
        SDKs: Provide SDKs for Unity, Godot, and Unreal Engine to simplify integration.
        
        Unity SDK: C# classes for seamless API usage.
        
        Godot SDK: GDScript-based implementation.
        
        Unreal SDK: Blueprints for easy API calls.
        
        Rate Limiting: Protect APIs from abuse.
        
        Versioning: Versioned endpoints (e.g., /v1/api/...) for future compatibility.
- - - - Semantic structure with ARIA roles for accessibility.
      - Canvas/WebGL integration for seamless embedding of 3D games.
    - - Utility-first CSS for custom layouts across platform pages.
      - Grid systems and flexbox for responsive layouts.
      - Animation classes for UI elements (e.g., buttons, dropdowns).
    - - Core scripting for interactivity.
      - GSAP:
        Smooth UI animations, page transitions, and scroll effects.
      - Three.js:
        3D elements like previews of in-game assets or demos on the platform.
    - - Host and render WebGL games within the browser.
      - Fallback mechanisms for browsers with limited WebGL support.