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@titus_entertainment/api

v1.2.0

Published

A client to make it easier to fetch from my api

Downloads

4

Readme

@titus_entertainment/api

A lightweight and easy to use client wrapper for my reddit caching api.

Tables of content

  • Motivation
  • Features
  • Installation
  • Common Usage
  • Contribution
  • Licence and Final Words

Motivation

Instead of having to define functions, queries and having to get node-fetch among other things I though that it would be easier to document and use a wrapper.

Features

  • Automatic querying.
  • Checks for anomalies in the replies from the API.
  • Uses promises, which in return allows for asynchronus operations.

Installation

node:

npm i @titus_creations/api

yarn

yarn add @titus_creations/api

Common Usage

Simply get the client by deconstructing the require.

const { TitusClient } = require('@titus_creations/api');

Then initalize it

const client = new TitusClient();

if you're selfhosting the reddit caching api. You can tell the wrapper to use your url instead.

const client = new TitusClient({ url: 'http://myurl' });

example:

  • meme
// If you're not in an async function you can use .then()
const meme = client.getMeme().then(res => console.log(res));

// Otherwise use await, like so;

const meme = await client.getMeme();
console.log(meme);

Avalible methods:

  • getMeme();
  • getUnixPorn();
  • getNsfw();
  • getHentai();

Contributing

Would you like to contribute to this project?

if you have a change you would like to make to the code please provide a code sample and a reason for the change.

Licence and Final Words

I would like to thank 2D for giving me this idea in the middle of the night and helping me along the way!

@titus_creations/api © Titus Authored and maintained by Titus.

GitHub @TitusEntertainment Npm @Titus_entertainment