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programmershouse-wrapper

v1.6.1

Published

Official wrapper of ProgrammersHouse api

Downloads

20

Readme

programmershouse-wrapper

Programmers House api official wrapper: https://programmershouse-api.is-an.app

last version: 1.6.1

Install:

npm install programmershouse-wrapper

Example of using:

With .then

//importing package
let programmershouse = require("programmershouse-wrapper")
let joke = programmershouse.joke() //getting joke
joke.then(result => { //getting result
    console.log(result) //consoling result
 })

With function

//importing package
let programmershouse = require("programmershouse-wrapper")
async function data(){
    let joke = await programmershouse.joke() //getting joke
    console.log(joke) //doing things with result(there is consoling)
}
data() //using function

NSFW endpoints example

//importing package
let programmershouse = require('programmershouse-wrapper')
let nsfw = programmershouse.hentai("Api key from our discord server: https://discord.gg/gqKbGBWmRz") //getting nsfw(you need key)
nsfw.then(result => {
 console.log(result) //consoling result
})

NEW endpoints

Our development

tonumbers:

let programmershouse = require('programmershouse-wrapper')
let numbers = programmershouse.tonumbers("test")
numbers.then(result =>{
  console.log(result)
})

toletters:

let programmershouse = require('programmershouse-wrapper')
let text = programmershouse.toletters("630668700416062735|.|")
text.then(result =>{
  console.log(result)
})

Ukranian alerts

let programmershouse = require('programmershouse-wrapper')
let json = programmershouse.alerts()
json.then(result =>{
  console.log(result)
})

All endpoints

  • joke
  • eightball
  • cats
  • dogs
  • ukraine
  • wanted
  • wasted
  • reddit
  • ukrmemes
  • reversetext
  • emojify
  • numberfact
  • yearsfact
  • cosmosfacts
  • qrcode
  • randomtext
  • currentday
  • minecraftserver
  • mars
  • geometrydash
  • subreddit
  • randomanime
  • hug
  • cry
  • dance
  • laugh
  • kiss
  • pat
  • wink
  • punch
  • hentai
  • tonumbers
  • toletters
  • alerts