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openf1-client

v1.1.1

Published

Library for querying data from the OpenF1 API

Downloads

102

Readme

OpenF1 Client

A lightweight, zero-dependency TypeScript client for the OpenF1 API.

Features

  • ✅ Written in TypeScript with full type support.
  • ✅ Zero-dependencies.
  • ✅ ES Module.
  • ✅ Simple and easy to use.

Installation

npm install openf1-client

Usage

Here's a quick example of how to use the client to fetch session data:

import { OpenF1Client } from 'openf1-client'

const client = new OpenF1Client()

async function getSpanishGrandPrixSession() {
  try {
    const sessions = await client.getSessions({
      meetingKey: 1229, // Spanish Grand Prix 2024
      sessionName: 'Race'
    })
    console.log(sessions)
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error fetching sessions:', error)
  }
}

getSpanishGrandPrixSession()

Client Options

By default, the client returns data with snake_case keys, as provided by the OpenF1 API. You can enable automatic camelCase conversion during client initialization:

const client = new OpenF1Client({ camelize: true })

If you would like additional info about the requests being made by the client, you can enable the debug option:

const client = new OpenF1Client({ debug: true })

API

The client provides methods for all supported OpenF1 API endpoints:

  • getCarData(params)
  • getDrivers(params)
  • getIntervals(params)
  • getLaps(params)
  • getLocation(params)
  • getMeetings(params)
  • getPit(params)
  • getPosition(params)
  • getRaceControl(params)
  • getSessions(params)
  • getSessionResults(params) (beta)
  • getStartingGrid(params) (beta)
  • getStints(params)
  • getTeamRadio(params)
  • getWeather(params)

For detailed information on available query parameters for each endpoint, please refer to the official OpenF1 API Documentation.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a merge request.

License

MIT