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ebox

v1.0.2

Published

Get data from Ebox.ca account

Downloads

8

Readme

ebox

EBOX is a Canadian Internet Services Provider available in Quebec and Ontario.

This module allows to programmatically request usage stats from their customer zone https://client.ebox.ca/.

It sends the login request to https://client.ebox.ca/ and parses the response.

Module exposes an object with getUsage function that accepts 2 parameters and returns a promise with the usage object.

This is how the result looks like:

{ 
    used: '75.76 GB', 
    limit: '200 GB', 
    daysLeft: '17 days left' 
}

Example

This example is using environment variables for username and password:

// Don't forget to set environment variables before running this script

const ebox = require('ebox');

let usage = ebox.getUsage(process.env.USERNAME, process.env.PASSWORD)
    .then(console.log)
    .catch(console.error);

// Ouput: { used: '75.76 GB', limit: '200 GB', daysLeft: '17 days left' }

Dependencies

  • request - HTML fetching
  • cheerio - HTML parsing