uploadGJMessage20.php

Sends a message to a user

Parameters

Parameter	Explanation	Required
accountID	The player's account ID (not to be confused with user ID). Used for authorization	Yes
gjp2	The player's account password, encoded with GJP2. Used for authorization	Yes
toAccountID	Account ID of the user retrieving the message	Yes
subject	The subject of the message, converted to URL-safe base64	Yes
body	The body of the message, Xor'd with a key of 14251 and then encoded in URL-safe base64	Yes
secret	Common Secret: Wmfd2893gb7	Yes
gameVersion	A number representing the game's version. The current value is 22 for 2.2
binaryVersion	A number representing the game's small version. The current value is 47 for 2.2081 on PC and 48 for 2.208 on mobile
udid	The player's UDID (Unique Device Identifier). Used to identify unregistered users
uuid	In modern versions, this is sent as the user ID. See the previous format here
dvs	A number added in 2.208 representing the device the player is using. Corresponds to the Cocos2d CC_TARGET_PLATFORM macro: 1 for iOS, 2 for Android, 3 for Windows, 8 for macOS

Response

1 if the message was sent, -1 if a problem occurred, or if the receiver has messages disabled

Example

Python

import requests

def xor_encrypt(msg, key="14251"):
    return "".join(chr(ord(c) ^ ord(key[i % len(key)])) for i, c in enumerate(msg))

data = {
	"accountID": 173831, # This is DevExit's account ID
	"gjp2": "*******", # This would be DevExit's password encoded with GJP2 encryption
    "toAccountID": 173831, # Yes! You can send messages to yourself
    "subject": base64.b64encode(b"You're dumb lol").decode(),
    "body": base64.b64encode(xor_encrypt("Mhm yep you're p dumb lmao").encode()).decode(),
    "secret": "Wmfd2893gb7",
}

r = requests.post('https://www.boomlings.com/database/uploadGJMessage20.php', data=data)
print(r.text)

Response

1