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manage-maliciousdb

v1.1.0

Published

Una opción para obtener una blacklist de maliciosos ordenada para tu bot

Downloads

5

Readme

NPM

npm install manage-maliciousdb --save

Todas Las Funciones

  • findElementByID
  • findElementByReason
  • findElementByProof
  • getMaliciousArray

Docs

findElementByID

Obtiene un valor de la db por id de usuario. Si no existe la id en la db retornará false.

// Ejemplo:

const db = require('manage-maliciousdb');

const isMalicious = await db.findElementByID('user-id');

if(isMalicious) {
    console.log(`Malicious data: \n\nID: ${isMalicious.id}\nReason: ${isMalicious.razon}\nProof: ${isMalicious.prueba}`);
}else console.log('Malicious not found.');

findElementByReason

Obtiene un valor de la db por razón de usuario (Solo retornará la primera razón que encuentre, si no encuentra nada retorna false).

// Ejemplo:

const db = require('manage-maliciousdb');

const getFirstReason = await db.findElementByReason('Raider');

if(!getFirstReason)return;

console.log(getFirstReason);

findElementByProof

Obtiene un valor de la db por el url de una prueba. Si no existe la prueba en la db retornará false.

// Ejemplo:

const db = require('manage-maliciousdb');

const getProof = await db.findElementByProof('prueba');

if(!getProof)return;

console.log(getProof);

getMaliciousArray

Obtiene el array de maliciosos (Esto permite hacer bucles o cualquier tipo de funcion).

// Ejemplo:

const db = require('manage-maliciousdb');

const users = await db.getMaliciousArray();

console.log(users);

CopyRight

CC BY