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noblox.js-server

v2.0.1

Published

A RESTful API for using noblox.js

Downloads

27

Readme

About

This repository hosts the code for a working RESTful API that utilizes Koa.js to expose noblox.js functions on the internet. Essentially, with this project, you can host it on your own server and interact with the Roblox API through your own Roblox game.

Prerequisites

  • node.js
  • a virtual private server (VPS)
    • To have your code running on a 24/7 basis, you need to use a VPS. We recommend using DigitalOcean for its ease of use and. This referral link provides you with a $100 credit which can be used over 60 days. Other options include Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Compute Engine.

Configuration

server.js

After installing this repository on your server, start by creating an .env file to house your configuration settings. You can duplicate the .env.sample file and fill in the missing details.

  • Unless you know what you are doing, leave the PORT number the same.
  • MAX_RANK refers to the highest rank (1-254) the logged in account is allowed to promote users to.
  • API_TOKEN refers to a secret key to secure your RESTful API to avoid your API being accessed by unauthorized users. It is best to generate a key that isn't easy to guess. You can use this website to use an automatically generated key. You need not memorize this key.
  • COOKIE refers to the cookie of the logged-in user account the API will execute functions from. To find your cookie, please read this.

After your file is configured, use a process manager like pm2 to have your script run 24/7. We do not provide support for VPS, network, and domain configuration.

noblox.lua

If you plan on using the provided Lua module (ModuleScript) in this project, please do the following:

  • Place the script only in ServerScriptService.
  • Update the DOMAIN value in CONFIGURATION to reflect your server's IP address/domain & port. (e.g. if your domain name is noblox.io and this is running on port 3000, your value here would be https://noblox.io:3000)
  • Update the API_TOKEN value in CONFIGURATION so that it matches what you put earlier in server.js.
  • Optional: provide a DEFAULT_GROUP_ID to default to having noblox.js functions run on a single group when not specified.

Credits

License

MIT