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devy-psn

v0.0.3

Published

A library that allows you to access the playstation network APIs

Downloads

5

Readme

devy-psn

A library that allows you to access the playstation network APIs

Usage

var devyPsn = require('devy-psn');

// First you need to grab the session cookie
devyPsn.getAndSetCookieFromPSN('myPSNUsername', 'myPSNPassword').then(function() {
	// You may call to a PSN api once the cookie is set
	// We will call to the titles API (aka, list of games)
	return devyPsn.getTitles();
}).then(function(res) {
	// Calling the APIs will return a promise that will resolve with the response as a JSON object
	// res will be the list of your titles
	console.log(res); //Do something with res;
});

Methods

  • getCookieFromPSN(psnUsername, psnPassword) - is a function that returns a promise resolving with a json object that contains the cookie information.
  • getAndSetCookieFromPSN(psnUsername, psnPassword) - is a function that returns a promise that resolves when the cookie has been set.
  • setCookie(cookie) - Sets the cookie for API usage. Cookie must be in the form of a json object. Works with getCookieFromPSN.
  • getTitles() - gets the list of titles for the current user.

More Coming Soon

Setup To Contribute

  • Install NodeJS
  • Clone the source code: git clone https://github.com/davidacevedo/psn-api.git
  • Inside the devy-psn directory, run npm install to install the modules the app uses.