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robotevents-api

v0.4.0

Published

A wrapper for the RobotEvents API.

Downloads

316

Readme

RobotEvents API Wrapper

This is a wrapper for the RobotEvents API:
https://www.robotevents.com/api/v2

Currently it's in the Alpha phase supporting
- getting Team(s), including the events, matches, rankings, skills, and awards.
- getting Event(s), including the teams, matches, rankings, skills, and awards.
There are still limited parameters compared to the actual RobotEvents API, as programs / seasons aren't in the API with get() commands yet.

Installation

To start using this package, install it using npm and a terminal. Enter this command into the terminal:

npm install robotevents-api

Usage

In your app.js or index.js file, start by writing:

const robotevents = require('robotevents-api');

main();

async function main() {
  // start your code here
};

This is required because all functions ran using this package are async, meaning they run in the background. Whenever you call a method, you will have to use the keyword await before it.

To set your RobotEvents token, use the robotevents.setToken() command.

const robotevents = require('robotevents-api');

main();

async function main() {
  robotevents.setToken('your-token-here');
};

Documentation

To fetch a Team, use the method robotevents.teams.get(number, program). Replace number with the team number (ex. 11101B) and replace program with the program (ex. V5RC or VIQRC).

const team = await robotevents.teams.get('11101B', robotevents.Programs.V5RC);
const events = await team.events({ /* put optional parameters here */ });
const matches = await team.matches({ /* put optional parameters here */ });
const rankings = await team.rankings({ /* put optional parameters here */ });
const skills = await team.skills({ /* put optional parameters here */ });
const awards = await team.awards({ /* put optional parameters here */ });

To fetch an Event, use the method robotevents.events.get(sku). Replace sku with the event sku (ex. RE-V5RC-24-5557).

const event = await robotevents.events.get('RE-V5RC-24-5557');
const teams = await event.teams({ /* put optional parameters here */ });
const skills = await event.skills({ /* put optional parameters here */ });
const awards = await event.awards({ /* put optional parameters here */ });
const matches = await event.matches({ /* put optional parameters here */ });
const rankings = await event.rankings({ /* put optional parameters here */ });