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@nitwhiz/svapi-ts

v5.3.0

Published

A JavaScript API client for [svapi](https://github.com/nitwhiz/svapi).

Downloads

56

Readme

svapi-ts

A JavaScript API client for svapi.

Installing

pnpm add @nitwhiz/svapi-ts

Usage

Initialize your SvapiClient as follows:

import { SvapiClient } from '@nitwhiz/svapi-ts';

export const svapiClient = new SvapiClient(
  'https://api.stardew-valley.guide/',
  (uri: string) => fetch(uri),
);

You can use api.stardew-valley.guide, it's public and free! :smile:

The following arguments can be passed to SvapiClient:

| Argument | Type | Default Value | Notes | |--------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | baseUri | string | | Required. The API URI to use, without the version specifier. | | requestFn | (uri: string) => Promise<{ status: number; json(): Promise<any>; }> | | Required. A function to run requests, should return a fetch-ish result. | | options | object | | Optional. See below. | | options.cache | CacheStorage | null | Should be a window.sessionStorage compatible cache for requests. | | options.preserveRelationshipValues | boolean | true | Keep resolved relationships' values. if false, relationships will be requested each time a relationship is resolved.Relationships are still queried from cache if this setting is false. |

Requesting Resources

To request resources, use the getAll or getById methods:

import { TypeItem } from '@nitwhiz/svapi-ts';

const items = await svapiClient.getAll(TypeItem);

Relationships of models are requested as soon as you access them:

// get the first item
const item = (await svapiClient.getAll(TypeItem))[0];

// get all the item names. the request for that runs now.
const firstItemNames = await item?.names;