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bungie.net

v0.6.0

Published

Yet another Bungie.NET API client for Node.js

Downloads

4

Readme

node-bungie-net-api

npm NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Yet another Bungie.NET API client for Node.js

Features

  • OAuth support
  • Support both Private and Public Apps
  • Automatic token refresh
  • TypeScript support
  • Full API surface: all API are dynamically generated using the official OpenAPI specs file.

OpenAPI

All API methods' are dynamically generated from the official OpenAPI specs. The currenctly used specs file is also included inside this repository for preservation.

Current version: v2.17.0

Install

npm install bungie.net

Documentation

Example

import { BungieApi, DestinyComponentType } from 'bungie.net'

const api = new BungieApi({
  apiKey: 'myapikey',
  clientId: 'myclientid',
  clientSecret: 'myclientsecret'
})

async function foo () {
  // This request does not require user authorization
  const manifest = await api.destiny2.getDestinyManifest()

  // Redirect the user to this url...
  const url = api.getAuthorizationUrl('MySecretState')

  // Wait for callback with the authorization code and your state...
  const code = 'CallbackRequestQuerystringCode'

  await api.authorize(code)

  console.log(api.accessToken.raw) // raw token value
  console.log(api.accessToken.expires) // expiration date (ms)
  console.log(api.accessToken.expired) // false

  if (api.refreshToken) {
    // If the app is private and everything is configured correctly,
    // you'll also get a refresh token from the authorization request
    console.log(api.refreshToken.raw)
    console.log(api.refreshToken.expires)
    console.log(api.refreshToken.expired)
  }

  // Having an access token, you can request protected resources
  const memberships = await api.user.getMembershipDataForCurrentUser()

  const membershipType = memberships.destinyMemberships[0].membershipType
  const membershipId = memberships.destinyMemberships[0].membershipId

  // Get characters from the current authorized profile
  const characters = await api.destiny2.getProfile(
    membershipType,
    membershipId,
    {
      components: [
        DestinyComponentType.Characters
      ]
    }
  )

  // Grab first characted data
  const characterId = Object.keys(characters.characters.data)[0]
  const characterData = characters.characters.data[characterId]

  // Banshee
  const vendorHash = '672118013'

  // Get vendor data
  const vendorData = await api.destiny2.getVendor(
    membershipType,
    membershipId,
    characterId,
    vendorHash,
    {
      components: [
        DestinyComponentType.VendorSales,
        DestinyComponentType.ItemPerks
      ]
    }
  )
}

foo().catch(err => console.error(err))