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destiny-manifest-extractor

v1.1.3

Published

Utility for reading the Destiny API manifest

Downloads

16

Readme

Easily extract the Destiny API manifest.

Installation

Install with npm.

npm install destiny-manifest-extractor

Documentation

Usage

The extract function will download the sqlite databases that contain the destiny manifest (in one or more languages) and pass them to a processing function you provide.

const extract = require('destiny-manifest-extractor');

extract({
    langs: ['en'],
    apiKey: 'your-api-key',
    processor: function(lang, entry) {
        console.log(entry);
    }
})
.then(() => console.log('done'));

The database files will be downloaded to disk and require (at time of writing) ~57MB of space if all possible languages are included. The extract process does not delete the database files after completion.

Bundled processors

Two processors come with the extract package as examples or to be used as is.

file-tree

Converts each manfest entry into a json file and saves them to a file tree based on the language, table name, and primary hash/key of the entry:

file-tree/
└── en
    ├── DestinyActivityBundleDefinition
    │   ├── 1005705920.json
    │   ├── 1019616175.json
    (...)

Usage

let fileTree = require('destiny-manifest-extractor/file-tree');
let tree = fileTree('root/directory/path');
extract({
    langs: ['en'],
    apiKey: 'your-api-key',
    processor: tree.processor
})
.then(() => tree.waitDone())
.then(() => console.log('done'));

The destiny manifest contains ~25,000 entries per language. The file tree processor by default limits itself to a maximum of 100 active writes at a time to avoid running out of file descriptors. This limit can be changed by passing a second argument when creating the processor:

let fileTree = require('destiny-manifest-extractor/file-tree');
let tree = fileTree('root/directory/path', 1000);

plumbing

And extractor based on the excellent destiny.plumbing (joshhunt/destinyPlumbing). This produces one json file per table and additionally divides the item definitions table up by item type:

plumbing/
├── en
│   ├── items
│   │   ├── Artifacts.json
│   │   ├── Bounties.json
│   │   ├── ChestArmor.json
│   │   ├── ClassArmor.json
│   │   (...)
│   └── raw
│       ├── DestinyActivityBundleDefinition.json
│       ├── DestinyActivityCategoryDefinition.json
│       ├── DestinyActivityDefinition.json
│       ├── DestinyActivityModeDefinition.json
│       (...)
└── index.json

Usage

let plumbing = require('destiny-manifest-extractor/plumbing')('root/directory/path');
extract({
    langs: ['en'],
    apiKey: 'your-api-key',
    processor: plumbing.processor
})
.then(() => plumbing.write());
.then(() => console.log('done'));