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@marcuth/mediafire

v1.3.1

Published

A simple wrapper for the Mediafire API

Readme

@marcuth/mediafire

@marcuth/mediafire is a package for the Mediafire service designed to communicate with its API, handling authentication, file management, and folder organization.

📦 Installation

Installation is straightforward; simply use your preferred package manager. Here is an example using NPM:

npm i @marcuth/mediafire

🚀 Usage

Authentication

To access the routes, you must first authenticate. There are two ways to do this: using email and password (the only method implemented so far) or via API Keys.

Using email and password:

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"

;(async () => {
	const mediafire = new Mediafire({
		email: "YOUR_EMAIL",
		password: "YOUR_PASSWORD"
	})
	
	await mediafire.logIn()
})();

Folders

Getting information

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const folderInfo = await mediafire.folders.getInfo({
		folderKey: "your-folder-key"
	})

	console.log(folderInfo)
})();

Getting information by path

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const folderInfo = await mediafire.folders.getInfo({
		folderPath: "path/to/folder"
	})

	console.log(folderInfo)
})();

Getting contents

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const folderContents = await mediafire.folders.getContents({
		folderKey: "your-folder-key"
	})

	console.log(folderContents)
})();

Getting contents by path

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const folderContents = await mediafire.folders.getContents({
		folderPath: "path/to/folder"
	})

	console.log(folderContents)
})();

Files

Getting information

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const fileInfo = await mediafire.files.getInfo({
		quickKey: "your-quick-key"
	})

	console.log(fileInfo)
})();

Getting information by path

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const fileInfo = await mediafire.files.getInfoByPath({
		filePath: "path/to/folder/file.ext"
	})

	console.log(fileInfo)
})();

Getting download links

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const fileLinksInfo = await mediafire.files.getLinks({
		quickKey: "your-quick-key"
	})

	console.log(fileLinksInfo)
})();

Uploading a file

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"
import fs from "node:fs"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const uploadInfo = await mediafire.files.upload({
		fileName: "file.ext",
		file: fs.createReadStream("path/to/source-file.ext")
	})

	console.log(uploadInfo)
})();

Uploading a file to a specific path

import { Mediafire } from "@marcuth/mediafire"
import fs from "node:fs"

;(async () => {
	// Your way of instantiating Mediafire

	const uploadInfo = await mediafire.files.uploadToPath({
		filePath: "path/to/destination/file.ext",
		file: fs.createReadStream("path/to/source-file.ext")
	})

	console.log(uploadInfo)
})();

🧪 Testing

Automated tests are located in the __tests__ directory. To run them:

npm run test

🤝 Contributing

Want to contribute? Follow these steps:

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature-new).
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add new feature').
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature-new).
  5. Open a Pull Request.

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.