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pterodactyl-api-client

v2.5.0

Published

SDK TypeScript non officiel et entièrement typé pour l’API Pterodactyl. Couvre l’ensemble des endpoints client et application avec une architecture modulaire, orientée classes, conçue pour Node.js et les environnements TypeScript stricts.

Downloads

848

Readme

pterodactyl‑api‑client

Client API TypeScript pour l’API client de Pterodactyl. Fournit une interface typée, modulaire et orientée classes pour consommer l’API du panel Pterodactyl (comptes, serveurs, websockets, etc.).

API client = endpoints disponibles avec une Client API Key générée dans le panel utilisateur.


Installation

npm install pterodactyl-api-client

Importer et initialiser

ESM

import { PterodactylAPIClient } from "pterodactyl-api-client";

const client = new PterodactylAPIClient({
  baseUrl: "https://panel.example.com",
  apiKey: "VOTRE_CLE_API",
});

CommonJS

const { PterodactylAPIClient } = require("pterodactyl-api-client");

const client = new PterodactylAPIClient({
  baseUrl: "https://panel.example.com",
  apiKey: "VOTRE_CLE_API",
});

Utilisation basique

Compte utilisateur

const info = await client.user.account.info();
console.log(info.attributes.username);

Gestion des clés API

const keys = await client.user.account.apiKey.list();
console.log(keys.data);

const created = await client.user.account.apiKey.create({
  description: "Bot",
});

Serveurs

const servers = await client.user.servers.list();
const srv = servers.data[0];

// Récupère les détails
const detail = await client.user.servers.info(srv.attributes.identifier);

Activité d’un serveur

const activity = await client.user.servers.activity.list({
  page: 1,
  per_page: 50,
});

WebSockets (serveur)

Pterodactyl offre un endpoint WebSocket pour recevoir :

  • console output
  • stats (CPU, RAM, uptime, etc.)
  • status
  • autres événements temps réel

Pour se connecter :

await client.user.servers.websocket.connect(serverId, {
  onStats: (stats) => {
    console.log(stats);
  },
  onConsoleOutput: (line) => {
    console.log(line);
  },
});

Les tokens WS sont temporaires (≈ 10 min), il faut gérer les reconnexions.


Erreurs & exceptions

Les erreurs retournées par l’API sont encapsulées dans une classe d’erreur dédiée, permettant de distinguer :

  • erreurs réseau
  • erreurs de validation
  • erreurs API avec statut HTTP
import { PterodactylAPIError } from "pterodactyl-api-client";

try {
  const activity = await client.user.servers.activity.list({
    page: 1,
    per_page: 50,
  });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof PterodactylAPIError) {
    console.error("HTTP Status :", e.status);
    console.error("Message :", e.message);
    console.error("Endpoint :", e.path);
    console.error("Contenu de la requête :", e?.body ?? "Aucun");
  }
}