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simple-reddit-api

v2.0.1

Published

A simple reddit api that doesnt require auth.

Downloads

5

Readme

simple-reddit-api

Simple client for the reddit public api. (No auth needed)

Get it from npm

npm i simple-reddit --save

Import

const Reddit = require("simple-reddit");

or just import individual functions.

const {topPost} = require("simple-reddit");

Usage

Basic examples:

Get top post from reddit.

RedditSimple.topPost(options).then(res => {
    console.log(res);
})

 

Get new post from reddit.

RedditSimple.newPost(options).then(res => {
    console.log(res);
})

 

Get random post from reddit.

RedditSimple.randomPost(options).then(res => {
    console.log(res);
})

 

Search if a subreddit exists.

RedditSimple.searchSubreddits('dankmemes').then(res => {
    console.log(res);
})
  • Args: Name of subreddit to be searched. (Required)

 

Get popular subreddits.

RedditSimple.popularSubreddits(count).then(res => {
    console.log(res);
})
  • Args: Number of subreddits to be displayed. (Defaults to 1)

Options

There are 4 options that you can pass.

| Name | Value | Description | Default | |-----------|-----------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------| | subreddit | name of subreddit | Subreddit to fetch the post. | r/all | | count | Number of posts to retrieve | Retrieves n number of posts. | 1 (max:100) | | is_meme | true/false | If you want to get a meme. Ignores subreddit option if true. | false | | fulldata | true/false | Retrieve essential post data or everything reddit has to offer. | false |

Values returned from the method

Post details

{
    status:200/404, //404 if any error occurs
    posts:[ //empty incase of error/no subreddit
        {
            data: {
		        title: string,
		        author: string,
		        subreddit_name_prefixed: string,
		        ups: number,
		        total_awards_received: number,
		        url: string,
	        }
        } //Incase of fulldata:true, posts array has the raw post object returned by reddit
    ]
}

Search subreddits

{
	status: 200/404, //404 if any error occurs
	subreddit: subreddit,
	url: `${api}${subreddit}`
}

List subreddits

{
    status:200/400, //404 if any error occurs
    subreddits:[  //array empty in case of error
        {
            data: {
		        display_name_prefixed: string,
		        subscribers: string,
		        description: string,
		        url: string
            }
        }
    ]
}