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@mann-conomy/tf-war-paints

v1.0.0

Published

A static Node.js wrapper for Team Fortress 2's many War Paints.

Readme

tf-war-paints

A static Node.js wrapper for Team Fortress 2's many War Paints.

npm version npm downloads Node.js version GitHub actions GitHub license

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm install @mann-conomy/tf-war-paints

Using yarn:

$ yarn add @mann-conomy/tf-war-paints

Testing

Using npm:

$ npm test

Using yarn:

$ yarn test

Examples

Creating and evaluating War Paints from the Team Fortress 2 game files.

import { WarPaint } from "@mann-conomy/tf-war-paints";

try {
    // Create a new War Paint to represent Health and Hell
    const paint = new WarPaint({ name: "Health and Hell" });
    // Evaluate the War Paint based on the provided name
    if (paint.eval()) {
        // Retrieve the War Paint's id and name
        const { id, name } = paint.find();

        console.log(id, name); // 406, Health and Hell
    }
} catch (error) {
    console.error("Error processing War Paint", error.message);
}

Want to keep things simple without class instantiation? Opt for the static functions instead!

import { WarPaint } from "@mann-conomy/tf-war-paints";

try {
    // Create a new War Paint to represent Health and Hell Green
    const paint = { id: 407 };
    // Evaluate the War Paint based on the provided id
    if (WarPaint.eval(paint)) {
        // Retrieve the War Paint's id and name
        const { id, name } = WarPaint.find(paint);

        console.log(id, name); // 407, Health and Hell Green
    }
} catch (error) {
    console.error("Error processing War Paint", error.message);
}

Some more examples are available in the examples and test directories.

Documentation

See the Wiki pages for further documentation.

License

MIT

Copyright 2025, The Mann-Conomy Project