lol-api-client

This is a (work in progess) Node module for interfacing with Riot's developer API

View this project on Github or npm.

Installation

Simply run npm install lol-api-client --save to install the client as a dependency for your project.

Usage

Require the client

const Client = require('lol-api-client')

Instantiate the client. The constructor expects an apiKey, a region, and a platformId. A Riot API key can be acquired here. Riot's list of valid regions provides the supported list of abbreviated region names. If you're not sure what region you should be using, the global region will work for most endpoints - though it's up to Riot whether or not that's fully supported. The platformId argument is one used in Riot's newer routes such as the Champion Mastery routes. Platforms for each region are indirectly documented at the bottom of this page on Riot's developer portal.

const client = new Client('your-api-key', 'na', 'NA1')

All request methods return a Promise. If you typically work with callbacks, or are otherwise new to promises, check out MDN's docs to get a basic understanding of using promises for async code.

client.champions.getAll()
    .then(championData => {
        const champions = championData.champions
        console.log(champions)
    })
    .catch(error => {
        console.error(error)
    })

API

Champions

getAll

Riot endpoint: /champion

Get all existing champions

getById (id)

Riot endpoint: /champion/{id}

Get a single champion by its champion id

getAllStaticData

Riot endpoint: /static-data/{region}/{version}/champion

Get all static champion data. Lore, title, images, etc.

getStaticDataById (id)

Riot endpoint: /static-data/{region}/{version}/champion/{id}

Get static data for a single champion by champion id

Matches

getById (id)

Riot endpoint: matches/{matchId}

Get a single match object by id

getMatchListBySummonerId (id)

Riot endpoint: /matchlist/by-summoner/{summonerId}

Get a list of recent matches for the provided summoner id.

Summoners

getByName (name) or ([names])

Riot endpoint: summoners/by-name/{summonerNames}

Get a list of summoner objects from a provided array of names or a single summoner object from a provided summoner name.

getById (id) or ([ids])

Riot endpoint summoners/{summonerIds}

Get a list of summoner objects from a provided array of ids or a single summoner object from a provided summoner id.

getMasteryPagesById (id) or ([ids])

Riot endpoint summoners/{summonerIds}/masteries

Get a set of mastery pages objects for the provided or summoner or multiple sets of mastery pages for a provided array of summoner ids.

getRunePagesById (id) or ([ids])

Riot endpoint summoners/{summonerIds}/runes

Get a set of rune pages objects for the provided or summoner or multiple sets of rune pages for a provided array of summoner ids.

Champion Mastery

getByPlayerAndChampion (playerId, championId)

Riot endpoint: /championmastery/location/{platformId}/player/{playerId}/champion/{championId}

Get a Champion Mastery object for a given player on a specific champion.

getAllByPlayer (playerId)

Riot endpoint: /championmastery/location/{platformId}/player/{playerId}/champions

Get all mastery scores for the provided player

getScore (playerId)

Riot endpoint: /championmastery/location/{platformId}/player/{playerId}/score

Get a player's total champion mastery score

getTopChampions (playerId)

Riot endpoint: /championmastery/location/{platformId}/player/{playerId}/topchampions

Get a player's top three highest champion mastery scores.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to this project, you can file an issue. When you've completed work and are looking for review, file a pull request from your fork of this repository. This project uses Javascript Standard Style, and standard is listed as a dev dependency. There are linter plugins for Atom, Sublime Text and more that can be found on standard's Github page. npm test will lint all code and Travis will fail if standard throws any code style errors. This ensures that there are no pointless discussions about code style, and we can actually discuss implementation, logic, etc during code review.