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gamebanana

v1.0.5

Published

Async API wrapper for Gamebanana, written for NodeJS.

Readme

GameBanana

Async API wrapper for Gamebanana, written for NodeJS.

https://github.com/SpikeHD/gamebanana https://github.com/SpikeHD/gamebanana https://www.npmjs.com/package/gamebanana

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Installation

  • With npm:
    npm install gamebanana
  • With yarn:
    yarn add gamebanana

Quick-start

Import into your project:

const gb = require('gamebanana')

or with ES6 import/exports:

import gb from 'gamebanana'

Documentation

TODO (too lazy rn, just look at JSDocs for now)

Examples

Initializing a client

const { Client } = require('gamebanana')

// Without an API key, since it's not required
const client = new Client()

// With an API key n' stuff (for client.login())
const client = new Client({
  api_key: 'myapikey',
  userid: 'myuserid',
  appid: 'myappid'
})

Initializing an Item

const item = await client.Item.getItem({
  itemtype: 'type',
  itemid: 'id',
  fields: ['fields']
})

// OR with the class directly

const { Item } = require('gamebanana')

const item = new Item({
  itemtype: 'type',
  itemid: 'id',
  fields: ['fields']
})

const data = await item.data()

Initializing a List query

const list = await client.List.list({
  itemtype: 'type',
  field: 'field',
  query: 'searchquery'
})

// OR with the class directly

const { List } = require('gamebanana')

const list = new List({
  itemtype: 'type',
  field: 'field',
  query: 'searchquery'
})

const results = await list.data()

Initializing a Section query

const section = await client.Section.list({
  itemtype: 'type',
  sort: 'sort',
  direction: 'desc',
  page: 1
})

// OR with the class directly

const { Section } = require('gamebanana')

const section = new Section({
  itemtype: 'type',
  sort: 'sort',
  direction: 'desc',
  page: 1
})

const results = await section.data()

Initializing a NewItems submissions query

const submissions = await client.NewItems.getNewItems({
  page: 1
})

// OR with the class directly

const { NewItems } = require('gamebanana')

const submissions = new NewItems({
  page: 1
})

const results = await submissions.data()

Initializing a Member

// Via ID
const member = await client.Member.findByID({
  userid: 1
})

// Via username
const member = await client.Member.findByName({
  username: 'myuser'
})

// OR with the class directly

const { Member } = require('gamebanana')

// With ID
const member = new Member({
  userid: 1
})

// With username
const member = new Member({
  username: 'myuser'
})

const results = await member.find()

Contributing

Issues, PRs, etc. are all welcome!