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infinity-api

v1.1.8

Published

Main wrapper for infinity bot list to post stats, get info, intract with out webhooks!

Downloads

69

Readme

Our infinity bot list main wrapper!

Join Infinity Bot List

You can post 3 requests every 5 minutes (Rate Limit)

Post Requests

const IBL = require("infinity-api"); // We import our api
const stats = new IBL("Your BotID", "Your Bot Api token") // Add botID string, And Authorization token from the bot page

    setInterval(() => { 
        stats.postStats("Guilds count" /*, "Shards Count" */) // Post guilds count and shards count
    }, 3e5)

Get Requests

const IBL = require("infinity-api"); // We import our api
const stats = new IBL("Your BotID", "Your Bot Api token") // Add botID string, And Authorization token from the bot page

// Get Bot Stats
    stats.getStats((data) => {
        console.log(data)
    })

// Get User Stats
    stats.getUser("userID", (data) => {
        console.log(data)
    })

Webhooks

const infinity = require("infinity-api") // We import our api
const IBL = new infinity("botID", "botAuth", {webPort: 3001, webPath: "/IBLhook", webAuth: "Auth you placed in custom webhooks"}); // We fill requirements

IBL.webhook.on("votes", (vote) => {
    console.log(vote) // Receive vote content
})
IBL.webhook.on("ready", console.log) // Once the webserver start u will get message
IBL.webhook.on("destroyed", console.log) // Any errors will be generated from him