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radarcord.js

v1.2.1

Published

Official NPM Package for Radarcord.net

Readme

radarcord.js

The official API wrapper for interacting with the Radarcord botlist platform.

Installation

To install the radarcord.js package, run the following command:

npm install radarcord.js

Importing

To use radarcord.js, import it into your project:

const rjs = require('radarcord.js');

Create a new instance of the Radarcord wrapper:

const radar = new rjs.set(<client>, "TOKEN");
<client>: The Discord client (your bot's client).
"TOKEN": Your Radarcord API token (available through your Radarcord account).

API Usage

Post Guild Stats

To post your bot's current guild count to Radarcord:

await radar.post([0, 0] or 0);  
// Success

Post Commands

To set and post your bot’s commands to Radarcord, format the commands as an array of objects:

const commands = [{
    name: "help",
    description: "Displays help embed"
}];

await radar.setCommands(commands);  
// Success

Get Bot Information

To fetch detailed information about your bot by its ID:

const info = await radar.getBot("BOT_ID");  
This will return an object with various bot details:
{
    "longdescription": "",
    "shortdescription": "",
    "prefix": "",
    "category": [],
    "ownerid": "",
    "id": "",
    "name": "",
    "votes": 0,
    "website": "",
    "guilds": 0,
    "verified": true/false
}

Get User Information

To get information about a user by their ID:

const user = await radar.getUser("USER_ID");
This will return the user's details:
{
    "username": "scorprian",
    "id": "381710555096023061",
    "bots": []
}

Get Bot Reviews

To get reviews for a bot by its ID:

const reviews = await radar.getReviews("BOT_ID");
The response will contain an array of reviews:
{
    "reviews": []
}

Send Uptime Ping

To ping the Radarcord server and update your bot's uptime:

await radar.uptimePing();
This will send an uptime ping to keep your bot's status active on the platform.

Documentation

For more detailed documentation, visit the Radarcord API Docs.

Additional Notes:

Make sure to keep your API token secure. Never expose it in public repositories.
Ensure your bot is correctly listed on Radarcord for accurate data submission.