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simple-lovense

v0.0.1

Published

A simple to use wrapper for lovense toys

Downloads

8

Readme

Simple Lovense API Wrapper

I decided to create a simple api wrapper for the lovense API.

Install

Simple run npm install simple-lovense

Examples

You can find a simple use case in example.js

Functions

LovenseOBJ.apiLink()

Returns the api used to check for toys.

LovenseOBJ.isDebug()

Returns true/false for the debug mode.

LovenseOBJ.processData(data)

Takes the json responds from the API with the toy data and changes it a touch. Only use this if you know why you should.

LovenseOBJ.listToys(domain)

Returns the toys for the domain you pass. If you leave it empty, it will return for the currently set domain.

LovenseOBJ.listDomains()

Returns the domains it found.

LovenseOBJ.setDomain(domain)

Sets the used domain to the one specified. Returns true if it can, otherwise false if the domain does not exist.

LovenseOBJ.setToyID(toyid)

Sets the default toy as passed.

LovenseOBJ.sendCommand(command, commandOptions, domain=this.domain, toyid=this.toyid)

Sends the command, with the command options to the specified domain and toy. If you pass undefined to either/or the domain or toy, it will use the currently set defaults. If you set toyid to '', it will send it to all toys that the command supports.

LovenseOBJ.getCommands()

Returns an object with all comands and options, along with which toys it will work with

LovenseOBJ.getDomain()

Returns currently set domain

LovenseOBJ.getToyID()

Returns currently set toyid