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groo-v

v0.1.1

Published

An NPM package around the unofficial Pandora API

Downloads

5

Readme

Groov

A wrapper around the unofficial pandora API. Please keep in mind, that the Pandora API is unofficial, meaning Pandora may change it.

This package allows for async/await requests with the Pandora API, moving await from callback hell in earlier versions.

The list of valid requests to the API can be found here

Installation

Simply import the package into your project with import or ES6

import Groovy from 'groo-v'

or in NodeJS

const Groovy = require('groo-v')

Usage

Firstly, one would need to provide their Pandora credentials when calling the construtor, for example:

const Groov = require('groo-v')

const pandora = new Groov('USERNAME', 'PASSWORD')

Secondly, they would have to call the login function and await it appropriately.

I.E:

const Groov = require('groo-v')

const pandora = new Groov('USERNAME', 'PASSWORD')

// Some async function
(async () => await pandora.login())()

Lastly, now that you have been authenicated, you can now call unofficial requests from Pandora.

For example:

const Groov = require('groo-v')

const pandora = new Groov('USERNAME', 'PASSWORD')

// Some async function
(async () => {
	await pandora.login()
	const result = await pandora.request('user.getStationList')
	// [
		Your data here
	]
})()

Testing

To test provide your valid pandora login via EMAIL and PASSWORD env variables. I.E: $ [email protected] PASSWORD=super-secret yarn test

TESTING WITHOUT PROVIDING CREDENTIALS WILL SURELY RESULT IN FAILED TESTS