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osu-web.js

v2.5.0

Published

osu.js is an unofficial Javascript and Typescript SDK for the browser-facing portion of osu! with type safety in mind

Downloads

296

Readme

About

osu.js is an unofficial Javascript and Typescript SDK for the browser-facing portion of osu! with type safety in mind.

Why this API wrapper?

  • Extremely lightweight (less than 6kb when minified + gzipped).
  • Supports both versions of the API.
  • Every response from the APIs are fully typed.
  • Handles errors in a developer-friendly way.
  • Fully documented in its own website.
  • In addition to the API wrapping, it includes some extra utilities.

Installation

# npm
npm i osu-web.js
# yarn
yarn add osu-web.js
# pnpm
pnpm add osu-web.js

Quickstart

import { Client, LegacyClient } from 'osu-web.js';

// Client for the current API (API v2)
const client = new Client('OAUTH ACCESS TOKEN');
// Client for the legacy API (API v1)
const legacy = new LegacyClient('API KEY');

// Get a user

// API v2
let v2User = await client.users.getUser(14544646, {
  urlParams: {
    mode: 'osu'
  }
});

// API v1
let v1User = await legacy.getUser({
  u: 14544646,
  m: 'osu'
});

Coverage

osu.js has 100% coverage over the legacy API.

For the current API, all documented endpoints with a GET request have been implemented and tested. All endpoints with POST and PATCH requests have been implemented, but most aren't tested. None of the undocumented endpoints have been implemented.

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Contributing

Read CONTRIBUTING.md