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fire-tracker

v1.1.0

Published

Powerful, flexible and easy-to-use package for scraping info from popular games such as FreeFire/Fortnite

Downloads

6

Readme

Getting started

  1. Install the package through npm i fire-tracker
  2. Requiring the package and choosing your game
const fire_tracker = require('fire_tracker'),
      free_fire = new fire_tracker.FreeFire(),
      fortnite = new fire_tracker.Fortnite();
  1. You're done ! Consult the docs and get going !

Docs

Consult docs here

Features

  • No API key required!
  • Fast , reliable and flexible.
  • Easy to use.
  • Open source.
  • Self-updated.
  • Documented.

Contact Me

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Change-log

  • Added fortnite support
  • Splited everything into classes
  • Added weapon list to Free Fire cog

Disclaimer

This isn't official or related at any means to games mentioned in this project . All rights belong to them for material used in this project . Please understand that i can't access their servers at any means.