Adroit Test

Welcome to the Adroit Test Front Page

Overview

This site serves as a testing ground for Unity WebGL builds (and other web-based demos) hosted on our S3 storage. All developers have access to upload their projects to a dedicated directory and test them with a custom URL.

Rules & Guidelines

Getting Started

1. Upload your Unity WebGL build (and any required files) to a folder in the S3 bucket.
2. Access your project by browsing to:
https://test.adroit.games/[your-folder-name]/index.html.

Uploading Using S3 Client

This S3 storage is connected to CloudFront and can be used to host game builds and other web content for testing at https://test.adroit.games.

The following are the credentials needed to access the S3 storage:
Access Key: See Developer Lead for credentials
Secret Access Key: See Developer Lead for credentials

The S3 bucket name is: adroit-test

Using Cyberduck (a free client that supports S3):
1. Click + Open Connection.
2. Select Amazon S3 for the server type.
3. Server set to: adroit-test.s3.amazonaws.com
4. Enter the access key and secret access key.
5. Click Connect.

Using Transmit on macOS:
1. Click + to add a new server.
2. Select Amazon S3.
3. Enter the access key and secret access key.
4. For Remote Path: adroit-test
5. Save.
6. Select the new server to open it.

Drag and drop whole folders, not individual files. If you have a folder named mytest1, drag and drop it into the folder you'd like on S3 using the client. For example, a folder named mytest1 at the root of the S3 storage containing an index.html file can be accessed at:

https://test.adroit.games/mytest1/index.html

Do not delete or overwrite an existing build because it may be cached in CloudFront. Instead, use a new folder with a different name for your updated build or content.

There is no default file (like index.html) set for any folder except the root. Therefore, you must specify the file you want to access in the URL. The index.html at the root of https://test.adroit.games provides information about this shared storage for testing.