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scratch-site-api

v1.2.1

Published

A modern site api for scratch.mit.edu

Downloads

10

Readme

scratch-site-api

scratch-site-api is a full library for working with the Scratch website with Node.JS

Classes

  • User, a user class containing all methods for user accounts
  • CloudSession, a class for interacting with cloud data

Methods

User (all methods unless otherwise stated are async)

  • login, take a username and password to login
  • signOut, sign out and invalidate the current session
  • getSession, get information about a session
  • changeCountry, change account country (Can be any valid country, first letter must be capitalized)
  • changePassword, change account password, takes the old account password and the new password
  • changeEmail, change account email, takes the account password and new email
  • messages.getMessages, get account messages, takes an offset and limit
  • messages.getCount, get account message count
  • profile.toggleComments, toggle commenting on user profile
  • profile.setStatus, takes a string to set user's WIWO to
  • profile.setBio, takes a string to set user's bio to
  • profile.setProfilePicture, takes a buffer and mime type to set user's profile picture to
  • comments.commentOnUser, takes a string and username to comment on, also takes a comment id and commentee id for replying
  • comments.commentOnProject, takes a string and project id to comment on, also takes a comment id and commentee id for replying
  • cloud.createSession, takes a project id to create a cloud session on

CloudSession

Methods

  • get, get a cloud variable, takes a name (with ☁ icon) and returns the value
  • set, set a cloud variable, takes a name (with ☁ icon) and value

Events

  • set, fired when a cloud variable is set, returns (with ☁ icon) name and value
  • handshake, fired when a handshake with the cloud server is performed
  • packet, fired when a packet is recieved, returns the parsed packet
  • outgoing, fired when there is an outgoing packet, returns the outgoing packet

Examples

Login as a user and get session info

const Scratch = require("scratch-site-api")
const user = new Scratch.User()

async function main() {
    await user.login("username", "password")

    console.log(await user.getSession().json)
}

Create a cloud session and log all variables

const Scratch = require("scratch-site-api")
const user = new Scratch.User()

async function main() {
    await user.login("username", "password")

    const cloud = user.cloud.createSession(12345678)
    cloud.on("set", (var, val) => {
        console.log(var, val)
    })
}

Running the tests

Create a credentials.json file in the tests folder with a user and pass field