Introduction

Do you want to access chess.com API data easily? Chesster is a great solution for that. You can retrieve any kind of data with just 1 function.

Code Samples

Initialize Chesster instance

const chess = new Chesster("123456789"); // Pass in the game id for e.g: https://www.chess.com/game/live/123456789
await chess.initialize(); // Initialize chess instance to retrieve game data

Example of use

const fen = await chess.getFen();

List of functions

| Functions | Description | | ------------- | ------------- | | getFen() | Fetch fen (A FEN string consists of six fields, separated by spaces. Each field provides specific information about the position) | | getMoves() | Fetch moves | | getPGN() | Fetch PGN | | getWinner() | Fetch winner of the chess game | | getResultMessage() | Fetch result message of the chess game | | getElo() | Fetch players elo of the chess game | | getPlayerUsernames() | Fetch players usernames of the chess game | | getPlayerData() | Fetch players data of the chess game (top and bottom side) | | getAverageElo() | Fetch average elo of both players | | getAll() | Fetch all data (black and white player's elo, their average elo, moves and fens with timestamps, winner and result message and etc) |

Installation

NPM:

npm install chesster

Yarn:

yarn add chesster