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devilsxpengine

v1.0.2

Published

generate xp from incoming web hooks or calls

Downloads

3

Readme

DevilsXPEngine

Taking in webhooks and spiting out XP :tada:

Info

The current setup is just for GitHub hooks. see the repo to see more milestones and there progress

Like the code then maybe checkout

ko-fi

The Setup

let xpApi = require("devilsxpengine")
let express = require("express");
let app = express();
const http = require('http').Server(app);
const port = process.env.PORT || 3006;

var xpAPIs = new xpApi(app,{callbackFunc : logOutput});

xpAPIs.changeSiteConfig("github", {key : "somekey"});

xpAPIs.setupSiteEndpoints("github");

http.listen(port, () => console.log('listening on port ' + port));

function logOutput(data){
    console.log(`XP : ${data}`);
}

data object result

{
    user : "MyGhUserName",
    action : "push",
    xp : 23
  }

Generic settings and info

On initial setup the endpoints will be outputted to the console

4 endpoints available
endpoint : /api/gh/low
endpoint : /api/gh/medium
endpoint : /api/gh/high
endpoint : /api/gh/between/:low-:high

The between/:low-:high is available endpoint and can be used like this :

/api/gh/between/5-20

The other endpoints are fixed profiles that can be set and altered the defaults are set as so

profiles: {
        low: {
          low: 1,
          high: 10
        },
        medium: {
          low: 10,
          high: 30
        },
        high: {
          low: 30,
          high: 100
        }
      }

Add a new profile endpoint.

xpAPIs.addOrUpdateProfile({"name" : "test", "low" : 11, "high":21});

Update a profile endpoint.

xpAPIs.addOrUpdateProfile({"name" : "low", "low" : -3, "high":4});

Github webhooks

The specifics for GitHub :

xpAPIs.changeSiteConfig("github", {key : "somekey"});

the Key is your secret webhook key and is used to validateHmac

you can also change the url part for the endpoints created

xpAPIs.changeSiteConfig("github", {baseurl : "somecustomurlpart"});