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blizzard-product-parser

v1.0.1

Published

A tool for parsing Blizzard product on your system.

Downloads

23

Readme

Blizzard Product Parser

A tool for parsing Blizzard Battle.net product.db file.

Install

With yarn:

yarn add blizzard-product-parser

Or using npm:

npm install blizzard-product-parser

Usage

Contructing

import Parser from 'blizzard-product-parser'
const parser = new Parser()

Parser() will constructed with the default product.db path of your system ( Windows or macOS only ).

If you want to set the path manually, you can either get it done by:

const parser = new Parser('/your/path/to/product.db')

Or

const parser = new Parser()
parser.setPath('/your/path/to/product.db')

If you don't set the path and your system is not Windows or macOS, an error will be throwed since the path will be null.

Decode a product.db

Simply call parser.decode() and it will be done.

An error will be throwed if product.db does not exist at your path.

Following functions needs you to decode() first, or it will throw an error.

Get list of installed products

parser.getProducts() will return the uid of all install products in array.

Get installed path of a determined product

parser.getInstallPath(uid)

If uid is invalid or not installed, this will return false.

Get raw decoded string

parser.getRaw() will return an object with all the parsed raw data.

Build

yarn
yarn build

Credits

Protobuf description file was originally from overtools/TACTLib