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nstg

v0.2.5

Published

Sends telegrams to a list of NationStates nations defined using a powerful query language called Telegram Recipient Language

Downloads

11

Readme

nstg

npm version

nstg is a free and open source library that allows Node.js applications to easily send telegrams to a list of NationStates nations defined using a powerful query language called Telegram Recipient Language.

nstg features the following:

  • ability to send telegrams to complex sets of nations defined using TRL or to simple lists of nations
  • a continuous mode that periodically updates the recipients list with new nations that match the provided TRL string, which is useful for recruitment purposes
  • progress reporting using event handlers
  • all the features of nsapi, including rate-limiting, XML decoding, request caching, and support for version 9 of the NationStates API

Usage

You can install nstg using npm: npm install nstg.

You can also build nstg from source using Gulp. There are two main targets: prod and dev. The only difference between them is that dev includes source maps. There is also a docs target to generate documentation.

Consult the documentation for more information on API structure and methods, or this page for more information on TRL.

nstg targets ES5 but requires support for ES6 promises, so if you're not using a runtime that supports them natively, you'll have to use a polyfill.

Examples

The following is a simple example that sends a telegram to the nation Auralia:

var nsapi = require("nsapi");
var nstg = require("nstg");

// TODO: Replace client key, telegram ID and telegram secret key with your own
var clientKey = "<client key>";
var telegramId = "<telegram ID>";
var telegramKey = "<telegram secret key>";

// TODO: Replace the user agent with your own
var api = new nsapi.NsApi("<user agent>");
var tgapi = new nstg.NsTgApi(api, clientKey);

tgapi.onJobStart = function() {
    console.log("Started sending telegrams.");
};

tgapi.onTgSuccess = function(recipient) {
    console.log("Recipient succeeded: " + recipient.nation);
};

tgapi.onTgFailure = function(recipient) {
    console.log("Recipient failed: " + recipient.nation);
    console.log(recipient.status.err);
};

tgapi.onJobComplete = function() {
    console.log("Finished sending telegrams.");
    tgapi.cleanup();
    api.cleanup();
};

tgapi.sendTelegramsTrl("nations [Auralia];", {
    telegramId: telegramId,
    telegramKey: telegramKey,
    telegramType: nsapi.TelegramType.NonRecruitment,
    doNotSendIfRecruitBlocked: false,
    doNotSendIfCampaignBlocked: false
}).then(function(id) {
    console.log("Job ID: " + id);
}).catch(function(err) {
    console.log(err);
});

See examples/example.js for other examples on how to use nstg.

License

nstg is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.