abigor v0.1.4

Abigor

Work with Loop users in Node.js

Getting Started

Follow these simple instructions to get set up and ready to use abigor.

Via npm 📦

npm is the package manager for javascript

Read about npm here 💩

(I personally like using yarn 🙉 )

View the npm page for abigor here 📄

Installing

Install abigor just like any other package: 📦

With npm:

npm i -s abigor

With Yarn:

yarn add abigor

And use it:

const abigor = require('abigor');

Or, with TypeScript

import * as abigor from 'abigor'

or commands individually

import { User, Wallet } from 'abigor'

Usage

Assuming that abigor is assigned to the abigor variables 🙊

abigor.getDay

Gets the current day 📆

abigor.getDay(): Promise<number>

abigor.today

Alias of getDay

abigor.today(): Promise<number>

abigor.clauneck

This is clauneck 🍦

abigor.Request

A class for a Request

new abigor.Request({
  wallet?: string | Wallet,
  walletPassword?: string,
  // Pending request ID
  id?: string,
  to?: string | User,
  from?: string | User,
  fromPassword?: string
})

abigor.Request Variables

Variables you might want

declare class abigor.Request {
  wallet?: Wallet
  id?: string
  to?: User
  from?: User
  invalid?: string
}

abigor.Request.create

This creates the request. Don't do this if the request has already been created.

abigor.Request.create(): Promise<Request>

abigor.Request.get

Get the request details

abigor.Request.get(): Promise<{
  created: number
  for: User
  from: User
  id: string
  wallet?: {
    contents: {
      chips: number
      items: any[]
    }
    history: Array<{
      action: string
      amount: number
      user: number | User
    }>
    id: string
  }
  invalid?: string
}>

abigor.Request.deny

Deny a request

abigor.Request.deny(
  user: User | string,
  password?: string
): Promise<true>

abigor.Request.accept

Accept a request

abigor.Request.accept(
  user: User | string,
  password?: string
): Promise<true>

abigor.request

Sends a request to Bifrons' abigor.

abigor.request(
  path: string,
  parameters?: object
): Promise<any>

abigor.Wallet

A class for wallets

new abigor.Wallet(id?: string, password?: string)

abigor.Wallet Variables

Variables you might use

declare class abigor.Wallet {
  id?: string,
  password?: string
}

abigor.Wallet.open

Opens a new wallet

abigor.Wallet.open(): Promise<Wallet>

abigor.Wallet.close

Closes a wallet

abigor.Wallet.close(): Promise<void>

abigor.Wallet.get

Get wallet details

abigor.Wallet.get(): Promise<{
  contents: {
    chips: number
    items: any[]
  }
  history: Array<{
    action: string
    amount: number
    user: number | User
  }>
  id: string
}>

abigor.Wallet.chips

Get a wallet's chips

abigor.Wallet.chips(): Promise<number>

abigor.Wallet.historyWithIDs

Get a wallet's history

abigor.Wallet.historyWithIDs(): Promise<{
  history: Array<{
    action: string
    amount: number
    user: number
  }
}>

abigor.Wallet.history

Get a wallet's history

abigor.Wallet.history(): Promise<{
  history: Array<{
    action: string
    amount: number
    user: User
  }
}>

abigor.Wallet.add

Adds chips to a wallet

abigor.Wallet.add(
  amount: number,
  user: string | User,
  password?: string
): Promise<Wallet>

abigor.Wallet.take

Removes chips to a wallet

abigor.Wallet.add(
  amount: number,
  user: string | User,
  password?: string
): Promise<Wallet>

abigor.getChips

Get chips information.

abigor.getChips(
  handle?: string | User,
  day?: number
): Promise<number | {
    [id: string]: {
        value: number;
    };
}>

abigor.User

A class for users

new abigor.User(handle?: string, password?: string)

abigor.User Variables

Variables you might use

declare class abigor.User {
  handle?: string,
  password?: string
}

abigor.User.chips

Get a user's chips

abigor.User.chips(day?: number): Promise<number>

abigor.User.id

Get a user's ID

abigor.User.chips(): Promise<number>

abigor.User.name

Get a user's name

abigor.User.name(): Promise<string>

abigor.User.fullName

Get a user's full name

abigor.User.fullName(): Promise<string>

abigor.User.setFullName

Ser a user's full name

abigor.User.setFullName(
  fullName?: string
): Promise<any>

abigor.getLoggedInUser

Get the user that is currently logged in

abigor.getLoggedInUser(): Promise<undefined | User>

abigor.logged

Alias of abigor.getLoggedInUser

abigor.logged(): Promise<undefined | User>

abigor.sessionInfo

Gets the current session's info

abigor.sessionInfo(): Promise<{
  session: {
    id: string;
    psk: string;
  };
  user: User;
} | undefined>

abigor.sessionMatch

Checks if a session's information is correct (you can use this to make sure people aren't faking identity!)

abigor.sessionMatch(
  id?: number,
  sessionID?: string,
  sessionPsk?: string
): Promise<any>

abigor.sessionClose

Closes a session, non-current sessions shouldn't be open!

abigor.sessionClose(
  id?: number,
  sessionID?: string,
  sessionPsk?: string
): Promise<any>

Wrapping Up

If you catch something or want to work on abigor, it is open-sourced on GitHub!

Thanks for reading!

Questions? Comments? Concerns? email nullaeus@gmail.com or join Loop's Discord server