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pteroly

v1.10.2

Published

A fast typescript Node.JS API wrapper for the Pterodactyl Panel working with the latest version and with lots of features

Downloads

408

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Pteroly

A high-speed API wrapper for pterodactyl which can easily utilize the latest API of the panel and with amazing customizability, update-checker, support in the Discord, and very fast caching. Caching (when enabled) speeds up speed by 98.49% on average.

Pteroly Documentation | NpmJS Package | Pteroly PayPal | Pteroly Discord

Benefits of Pteroly:

  • [x] Extremely fast
  • [x] Supports auto-complete of your IDE, so you don't always need to vist docs
  • [x] Supports latest version of the Pterodactyl Panel
  • [x] Supports virtually every API feature of Pterodactyl
  • [x] Global API login for the entire Node.JS project
  • [x] Always Up-To-Date
  • [x] Easy-to-Use
  • [x] Typescript

Quick Start Guide

First install the package to your Node.JS app/project:

npm install pteroly@latest

Then you require the package and login into the Pterodactyl API:

const pteroly = require('pteroly');
const admin = pteroly.Admin;
const client = pteroly.Client;

// You only need to login once in your entire app/project
admin.login('HOST_PANEL_URL', 'YOUR_ADMIN_API_KEY', (loggedIn, errorMsg) => {
    console.log('Login status Admin: ' + loggedIn);
    if (!loggedIn) console.error(errorMsg);
});

client.login('HOST_PANEL_URL', 'YOUR_CLIENT_API_KEY', (loggedIn, errorMsg) => {
    console.log('Login status Client: ' + loggedIn);
    if (!loggedIn) console.error(errorMsg);
});

And then you can call any function you want like this, to find all the functions of the panel consider visiting our documentation.

// As a .then function
admin.functionName(<ARGUMENTS>).then((response) => {
    // TODO: Insert your code here.
}).catch((err) => console.error(err));

client.functionName(<ARGUMENTS>).then((response) => {
    // TODO: Insert your code here.
}).catch((err) => console.error(err));

// With await
const resultAdmin = await admin.functionName(<ARGUMENTS>).catch((err) => console.error(err));
const resultClient = await client.functionName(<ARGUMENTS>).catch((err) => console.error(err));

Changelog

Version 1.10.1:

  • Added the used resources to nodeDetails and listNodes

To-do list

  • [ ] Class support and support of new instances (with v2.0.0)
  • [ ] More features (please suggest features on GitHub)