Finally figured it out. I was going off the incorrect examples shown in the third link I posted above, which has you create a Store object like:
store = CreateObject("roChannelStore")And then call methods on that Store object like this:
userData = store.GetUserData()
However this is incorrect!
Fortunately I ran across this blog post which alludes to the fact that the way I was trying it is the old way of doing it (as of 2016, yet Roku still shows it in the docs but won't allow it to pass Static Analysis!)
https://blog.roku.com/developer/channelstore-node-billing-guide
The correct way to implement "getUserData" is to create a Store node like this:
store = CreateObject("roSGNode", "ChannelStore")Then you can set which pieces of data you want to get, and then set the command field to the method name you want to call as a String:
store.command = "getUserData"
Then listen to (observe) the userData field and set a callback to be run once the data is retrieved.
Here's an example of the full flow showing how to get only the email from the user for use in a login screen:
sub Init()
m.store = CreateObject("roSGNode", "ChannelStore")
info = CreateObject("roSGNode", "ContentNode")
info.addFields({context: "signin"})
m.store.requestedUserDataInfo = info
m.store.requestedUserData = "email"
m.store.command = "getUserData"
m.store.observefield("userData", "OnEmail")
end sub
sub OnEmail()
if m.store.userData <> invalid
email = m.store.userData.email
' Do something with the email here
end if
end subThis finally passed the Static Analysis. Hopefully this helps some poor soul Googling down the road.
