Artifacts-api-client NPM

Api Client for Artifacts

API wrapper for NodeJS and browsers with TypeScript support

Installation

npm i artifacts-api-client

Usage

artifacts-api-client fully implements official API.

import { ArtifactsApi } from 'artifacts-api-client';

// Initialization
const artifactsApi = ArtifactsApi.create({
  token: 'TOKEN'
});

// Usage
const status = await artifactsApi.getStatus();
const resources = await artifactsApi.resources.getAll({
  min_level: 1,
  max_level: 10,
})
await artifactsApi.myCharacters.fight('name');

Alternatively, you can set token later:

import { ArtifactsApi } from 'artifacts-api-client';

const artifactsApi = ArtifactsApi.create();

await artifactsApi.myCharacters.fight('name'); // <-- fail, auth required

const { token } = await artifactsApi.token.generate('username', 'password');
artifactsApi.setToken(token);

await artifactsApi.myCharacters.fight('name'); // <-- now it works

Error handling

All artifacts API errors are wrapped with ArtifactsError. Keep in mind, that the others errors like NetworkError left as they are:

import { ArtifactsApi, ArtifactsError } from 'artifacts-api-client';

const artifactsApi = ArtifactsApi.create({
  token: 'TOKEN'
});

try {
  await artifactsApi.myCharacters.fight('name');
} catch (err) {
  if (err instanceof ArtifactsError) {
    console.error('Artifacts error', e.message, e.code, e.data);
  } else {
    throw e;
  }
}

Type bindings

If package being used with TypeScript you'll probably need methods' types. They are available to import:

import { ArtifactsApi, GetAllMapsApiResult, GetAllMapsApiQuery } from 'artifacts-api-client';

const artifactsApi = ArtifactsApi.create({
  token: 'TOKEN'
});

function getMaps(params: GetAllMapsApiQuery): Promise<GetAllMapsApiResult> {
  // ... custom logic ...
  return artifactsApi.maps.getAll(params);
};