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mcsrvstat-api

v1.1.0

Published

An simple module to use the mcsrvstat api

Downloads

9

Readme

This Project has been abandoned As far as I know the code still works and there are no bugs so you can still use it, but I won't be working on it anymore. There aren't any important features missing but some parts could have a better design.

mcsrv-api

An NPM module that receives data from the api.mcsrvstat.us API.

isOnline(serverIp)-->{Promise}:bool

The isOnline function allows you to know if a minecraft server is online by using a the status codes of simple http response without any body.

//prints a custom message depending if the server is or is not online
mcsrv.isOnline("jongames.com").then((bool)=>{
  console.log("The server is"+(bool?"":"not")+" online")
})

fetchData(serverIp)-->{Promise}:{ApiData:Object}

The fetchData function allows you to get the api's information as a response that resolves in an ApiData Object.

//prints the usernames of the online players
mcsrv.fetchData("jongames.com").then((data)=>{
  data.players.list.forEach((username)=>{
      console.log(username);
  });
})

Cache

The module also has a Cache object that lets you easily cache fetchData.

let cache = new Cache("jongames.com", 5*60*60*1000, true, true); 
let online = cache.getData().players.online; // Gets the cached data
console.log(`There were ${online} player${online==1?'':'s'} online in the last 5 minutes`);
online = cache.forceFetch().players.online; // Ignores the cache time to live and gets new data from the api
console.log(`There are ${online} player${online==1?'':'s'} online right now`);

doHTTPRequest()

An internal function used for HTTP requests that for some reason my previous self decided to expose.

More Info

You can find and generate more documentation thanks to JSDocs by looking at the source code