Node TeamSpeak Api

node-teamspeak-api is a library which allows you to connect to any TeamSpeak 3 server using ServerQuery-API.

The ServerQuery-specification is available here.

Install

npm install node-teamspeak-api

Usage

var TeamSpeak = require('node-teamspeak-api');

// Default IP: 'localhost'
// Default port: 10011

var tsClient = new TeamSpeak('localhot', 10011);

//Adding options
var options = ['away', 'times']; // or for only one options = 'away'

tsClient.send('clientlist', options, function(err, resp, req) {
    console.log(resp.data);
});

//Adding params
var params = {
    client_login_name: "server_admin",
    client_login_password: "server_password"
};

tsClient.send('login', params, function(err, resp, req) {
    console.log(resp.data);
});

//Using both
var options = ['count'],
    params = {
        limit: 3
    };

tsClient.send('clientdblist', params, options, function(err, resp, req) {
    console.log(resp.data);
});

//Callback data
tsClient.send('clientlist', function(err, resp, req) {});

//Error
{
    status: 'error',
    message: 'Error Message',
    error_id: 12
}

// Response
{
    status: 'ok',
    data: {}, // some data
    raw: "raw resp"
}

// Request
{
    cmd: 'clientlist',
    options: ['away'],
    params: {},
    raw: 'clientlist -away'
}

API usage

Using ServerQuery commands

List of commands

// List client on server

tsClient.api.login({
    client_login_name: "server_admin",
    client_login_password: "server_password"
}, function(err, resp, req) {
    tsClient.api.use({
        sid: 1
    }, function(err, resp, req) {
        tsClient.api.clientlist(function(err, resp, req) {
            console.log(resp.data);
        });
    });
});

Using ServerQuery commands via send function

tsClient.send('login', {
    client_login_name: "server_admin",
    client_login_password: "server_password"
}, function(err, resp, req) {
    tsClient.send('use', {
        sid: 1
    }, function(err, resp, req) {
        tsClient.send('clientlist', function(err, resp, req) {
            console.log(resp.data);
        });
    });
});

Using event listener rather than a callback

tsClient.on('clientlist', function(err, resp) {
    console.log(resp.data)
});

tsClient.api.login({
    client_login_name: "server_admin",
    client_login_password: "server_password"
}, function(err, resp, req) {

    tsClient.api.use({
        sid: 1
    }, function(err, resp, req) {

        tsClient.api.clientlist(); // Don't set a callback and use tsClient.on function
    });
});

Subscribe/Unsubscribe to events

//Subscribe to all
tsClient.on('notify', function(eventName, resp) {
    console.log(eventName, resp.data);
});

//Subscribe to a specific event
tsClient.on('notify.cliententerview', function(eventName, resp) {
    console.log(resp.data);
});

tsClient.api.login({
    client_login_name: "server_admin",
    client_login_password: "server_password"
}, function(err, resp, req) {
    tsClient.api.use({
        sid: 1
    }, function(err, resp, req) {
        tsClient.subscribe({
            event: 'server'
        });
    });
});

//Unsubscribe to all
tsClient.unsubscribe();

Extra functions

//Connect/Reconnect to server
tsClient.connect();

//Disconnect from server
tsClient.disconnect();

//Get pending command
var prending = tsClient.pending();

//CLear queue
tsClient.clear_pending();

Infos

Every TeamSpeak client is an event emitter. You can subscribe to some of the socket event (connect, close, error)