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@devicefarmer/stf-appstore-db

v1.0.0

Published

An app store database with icons.

Downloads

1,684

Readme

stf-appstore-db

stf-appstore-db provides the simple app store database used by STF. We have mainly focused on Android app stores for now. All data may not be complete yet.

Features and provided data

Store information is provided in the following format in inventory.json.

{
  "google-play-store": {
    "name": "Google Play Store",
    "android": {
      "package": "com.google"
    }
  }
}

Additionally, an icon is provided for each store in the dist folder (after building or installing).

Requirements for building

On OS X, you can install the last three with:

brew install jq pngcrush graphicsmagick

Building

Simply run make at the top of the repo after making sure you have the requirements installed. You will then have a complete list of resized icons in the dist folder.

Usage

Install via NPM:

npm install --save stf-appstore-db

The module is prebuilt before publishing, so you don't need the build requirements if you just want to use the library.

You are then able to access the inventory by requiring the module:

var inventory = require('stf-appstore-db')

The unique key of each store also works as the icon filename (after adding the .png suffix). The icons can be found from the dist folder after building or installing the module. It can be served as a static folder.

Adding a new app store

First you must find an icon for the app store. Try to get the best quality PNG you can find.

After you've got the icon, rename it to match the unique ID you gave to the store in inventory.json, and place the icon to the corresponding platform folder inside the static folder. It needs to be in PNG format.

Running make will then load the icon from the static folder, resize it, and place the resized images into the dist folder.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

See LICENSE.

Copyright © CyberAgent, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

All app stores are trademarks of their respective owners.