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image-grabberjs

v1.0.7

Published

**Image-Grabber-JS is a module that pulls images from reddit.**

Downloads

2

Readme

Image Grabber JS

Image-Grabber-JS is a module that pulls images from reddit.

Developed by Gautam Paranjape

Images are actually fetched from an API I made, and this is the package that covers it. http://img-grabber-js.glitch.me/

API repo: https://github.com/gautam-paranjape/random-image-api

  • Fetched from an API
  • Clean and Efficient
  • Lightweight
  • Type Safe

Installation

npm install image-grabberjs

Documentation

Example

const { fetchReddit } = require("image-grabberjs");
const subreddit = "catpictures";

let fetchedImage = fetchReddit(subreddit);
console.log(fetchedImage);

One thing to note, the function must be asynchronous.

This package is used a lot for discord bots, as people want to make image commands. Thus, here is an example to help people, using the library discord.js

const grabber = require("image-grabber");

let subreddit = "dogpictures";
let image = await grabber(subreddit);

const embed = new MessageEmbed();
embed.setTitle("Dog!");
embed.setImage(image);
embed.setColor("RANDOM");

message.channel.send(embed);

The possibilities are endless, you can use this to grab images from any subreddit you want!

You can use JavaScript to use this package in a whole different way!

Contribution

Contributions are absolutely welcome!

Please visit the GitHub repo, fork it, add your changes, and then make a pull request, and I will review it.

Thank you so much, and hopefully you found this package helpful!