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first-npm

v1.0.2

Published

<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jthftc/jthftc.github.io/main/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/firstnpm2-p035r65fm6y9poa8z8ycx986j4qlq0bbghxd4ba27u.png" width="450" title="hover text">

Downloads

6

Readme

The first-npm package is mainly for ultilziing the FIRST Robotics API in a Node.JS environment.

Follow @javathehutts on Twitter for important announcements.

Installation

To install prebuilt first-npm binaries, use npm:

npm install first-npm --save

Programmatic usage

If you require first-npm inside your Node Application this to spawn an first-npm reference from inside your Node scripts:

//Spawn the first-npm Node module within your Node script
const first = require('ftc-npm');

//Used to login to the FIRST Robotics API
const ftc = new first("username","API-key"); 

//Grab the information associated with the team #14725 (Java The Hutts)
ftc.getTeam(14725).then(response => {
    console.log(response);
});

License

MIT

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