@willsterjohnson/nookipedia v0.4.1
Nookipedia
An unofficial JavaScript driver for the Nookipedia API.
Installation | Quick Start | Docs | License
Installation
To install the package, run;
npm install --save @willsterjohnson/nookipedia
It's important you install the package @willsterjohnson/nookipedia
NOT nookipedia
, as the nookipedia
library is deprecated and not affiliated with this project.
Quick Start
The best practice for this library is to place your Nookipedia API token in a .env
file, and to load it with the dotenv
module.
# .env
NOOKIPEDIA_TOKEN=your-token-here
/* index.js */
// import this library's driver class
import Nookipedia from "@willsterjohnson/nookipedia";
// import and configure dotenv to use environment variables
import dotenv from "dotenv";
dotenv.config();
const nk = new Nookipedia(
// pass in your API token to authenticate requests
process.env["NOOKIPEDIA_TOKEN"],
{
// you may also specify an API version
apiVersion: "1.5.0",
// or change the base URL if you need to
baseURL: "https://api.nookipedia.com/",
// to show the url being accessed, set to true
logUrl: false,
},
);
// getting all villagers
const everyVillager = await nk.checkErrors(nk.villagers());
// getting only Ribbot
const Ribbot = await nk.checkErrors(nk.villagers({ name: "Ribbot" }));
Docs
These docs use TypeScript as examples. If you want to use JavaScript, simply omit the : TypeName
or as Type
parts.
Setup | Error Checking and Type Safety | Villagers | Fish | Bugs
Setup
To use this library, install the package and instance the driver class.
import Nookipedia from "@willsterjohnson/nookipedia";
import dotenv from "dotenv";
dotenv.config();
const nk = new Nookipedia(process.env["NOOKIPEDIA_TOKEN"] as string) as const;
To use this library's types, you will have to reference the Nookipedia
namespace.
/// <reference types="@willsterjohnson/nookipedia/types" />
let villagers: Nookipedia.Villager.Schema[] = await nk.villagers();
Error Checking and Type Safety
To check that the API didn't respond with and error, and (for TypeScript users) to remove the error type from the response, use the checkErrors
method.
The generic type is optional, however it may be useful for type safety, enforcing a specific type is returned rather than allowing any valid schema which isn't an endpoint error.
const errorCheckedAllVillagers = await nk.checkErrors<Array<Nookipedia.Villager.Schema>>(nk.villagers());
const errorCheckedFishByName = await nk.checkErrors<Nookipedia.Fish.Schema>(nk.fish({ fish: "Cherry Salmon" }));
const errorCheckedBugNamesOnly = await nk.checkErrors<Array<Nookipedia.Common.SchemaExcludeDetails>>(
nk.bugs({ excludedetails: true }),
);
Note that only the nk.checkErrors
method needs to be awaited, the endpoint method passed in will be awaited automatically.
If there is an error, the nk.checkErrors
method will throw an error with the API error info as it's message. For your application, you may want to wrap this in a try
/catch
block.
Villagers
To make queries to the Villagers endpoint, use the villagers
method.
The generic type is optional, however it may be useful for type safety, enforcing a specific type is returned rather than allowing any valid schema. Note that the return type will be Promise<ExpectedType | EndpointError>
, so error checking may be necessary.
const allVillagers = await nk.villagers<Array<Nookipedia.Villager.Schema>>();
const villagerByName = await nk.villagers<Array<Nookipedia.Villager.Schema>>({ name: "Ribbot" });
const villagerNamesOnly = await nk.villagers<Array<Nookipedia.Common.SchemaExcludeDetails>>({ excludedetails: true });
const villagerExtraDetails = await nk.villagers<Array<Nookipedia.Villager.SchemaNHDetails>>({ nhdetails: true });
For a full list of paramaters, see either the TypeScript definition file or the official API docs.
For the optional game
parameter, you may pass either the specified abbreviations, or the expanded game titles.
All Valid options are listed below;
// abbreviations
"DNM", "AC", "E_PLUS", "WW", "CF", "NL", "WA", "NH", "FILM", "HHD", "PC"
// expanded titles
"dobutsu no mori", "animal crossing", "e+", "dobutsu no mori e+", "wild world", "city folk", "new leaf", "welcome amiibo", "new horizons", "dobutsu no mori film", "happy home designer", "pocket camp"
Fish
To make queries to the Fish endpoints (all, single), use the fish
method.
The generic type is optional, however it may be useful for type safety, enforcing a specific type is returned rather than allowing any valid schema. Note that the return type will be Promise<ExpectedType | EndpointError>
, so error checking may be necessary.
const allFish = await nk.fish<Array<Nookipedia.Fish.Schema>>();
const fishByName = await nk.fish<Nookipedia.Fish.Schema>({ fish: "Cherry Salmon" });
const fishNamesOnly = await nk.fish<Array<Nookipedia.Common.SchemaExcludeDetails>>({ excludedetails: true });
For a full list of paramaters, see either the TypeScript definition file or the official API docs.
Bugs
o make queries to the Bugs endpoints (all, single), use the fish
method.
The generic type is optional, however it may be useful for type safety, enforcing a specific type is returned rather than allowing any valid schema. Note that the return type will be Promise<ExpectedType | EndpointError>
, so error checking may be necessary.
const allBugs = await nk.bugs<Array<Nookipedia.Bug.Schema>>();
const bugByName = await nk.bugs<Nookipedia.Bug.Schema>({ bug: "Grasshopper" });
const bugNamesOnly = await nk.bugs<Array<Nookipedia.Common.SchemaExcludeDetails>>({ excludedetails: true });
For a full list of paramaters, see either the TypeScript definition file or the official API docs.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT license.