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node-omegle

v0.1.1

Published

An omegle library

Downloads

4

Readme

node-omegle

An Omegle client library for Node.js based off nucular's research

Example

const Client = require('node-omegle');
let client = new Client();

client.on('message', message => console.log(message));
client.on('disconnected', () => console.log('Disconnected'));

client.on('ready', () => client.connect());
client.on('connected', () => {
  console.log('Connected');
  client.send('beep boop i am a bot');
  setTimeout(() => client.disconnect(), 10000);
});

API Documentation

class OmegleClient

The base class representing the client

new OmegleClient(opts)

Constructor for the class

Arguments:

  • opts.language: Language code to send to omegle
  • opts.userAgent: User-Agent string to use for requests

connect(topics)

Connect to omegle

This method must be called after the ready event is fired

Arguments:

  • topics: List of interests to send to omegle

disconnect()

Disconnect from omegle, ending any chat that is ongoing

send(message)

Send a message to the chat

Arguments:

  • message: The message to send

startTyping()

Start "typing" on omegle

stopTyping()

Stop "typing" on omegle

stopLookingForCommonLikes()

Tells the omegle server to stop looking for a person with common interests. The web-based omegle client does this after a while.

sendCaptchaResponse(response)

Sends a response to the captcha requested by omegle. See the captcha section below for more information on how to handle captchas.

Arguments:

  • response: The text result to the captcha

transferSession(id, server)

Transfers a session by session id (with optional server argument).

Arguments:

  • id: Omegle session id
  • server: Optional server name to connect to

prepareTransferSession()

Stops fetching events and returns the session id so the session can be resumed elsewhere.

Returns the current session id

Events

  • ready: The instance has successfully fetched connection information from omegle, must be fired before connect is called
  • waiting: Waiting for a connection
  • connected: Connected to the other user
  • statusInfo: Status information from omegle
  • count: Doesn't really seem to ever be sent by omegle
  • commonLikes: Array of common interests
  • partnerCollege: College the user attends, if applicable
  • serverMessage: A "server message" from omegle
  • recaptchaRequired: The omegle server gave you a captcha to solve, see captcha section below
  • recaptchaRejected: Same as above, but the previous response was incorrect
  • identDigests: Identity stuff, seems to be used when submitting logs
  • error: Request error, thrown locally by the client
  • omegleError: Omegle gave you an error
  • connectionDied: The connection died abnormally
  • antinudeBanned: The client was banned to the unfiltered section for being bad
  • typing: User is typing
  • stoppedTyping: User has stopped typing
  • message: The user sent a text message
  • strangerDisconnected: The user ended the chat
  • unhandledEvent: Omegle sent something that we don't know what to do with

Handling captchas

You can't, because Google shut down reCAPTCHA v1 and omegle hasn't done anything about it yet

License

ISC