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@mrtimeey/everybodycodes-data

v1.4.1

Published

Simple client for fetching data and submitting answers

Downloads

28

Readme

@mrtimeey/everybodycodes-data

npm version Provenance: verified build docs publish license

🧩 A lightweight Node.js client for fetching and decrypting Everybody Codes inputs automatically.


✨ Features

  • Fetch and decrypt puzzle input data from everybody.codes
  • Fully typed API (TypeScript)
  • Built-in test mocks via undici.MockAgent
  • Automatically validated examples and README code blocks in CI
  • API-stable and documented via API Extractor

🚀 Installation

npm install @mrtimeey/everybodycodes-data
# or
pnpm add @mrtimeey/everybodycodes-data

📘 Usage

import { EverybodyCodesClient } from "@mrtimeey/everybodycodes-data";

const client = new EverybodyCodesClient("your-everybody-codes-session-cookie");

// Fetch and decrypt full quest data
const data = await client.getEventData("2025", 1);
console.log(data); // { 1: "input text part 1", 2: "...", 3: "..." }

// Fetch only a single part
const part1 = await client.getEventPartData("2025", 1, 1);
console.log(part1);

💡 Your session-cookie must match the everybody-codes cookie from your logged-in browser.


🧩 API Reference

The public API surface is automatically tracked by API Extractor.
See etc/everybodycodes-data.api.md for the latest exported types.

The public API is also documented through Typedoc on GH-Pages.


🧱 Development

Prerequisites

  • Node.js ≥ 18.17
  • npm ≥ 9 or pnpm ≥ 8

Setup

npm ci

Run all checks

npm test
npm run build

Lint & Format

npm run lint
npm run format

🔄 Release Workflow

This repository uses release-please:

  1. Conventional commits (fix:, feat:) update changelog and version bump via PR.
  2. Merge the release PR → Git tag is created.
  3. GitHub Actions publish the package to npm with provenance.

🛡️ Security

See SECURITY.md for responsible disclosure guidelines.


🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and pull requests are welcome!
See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.


📄 License

MIT © Tim Kruse