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startgg-helper

v2.0.3

Published

A set of functions and classes useful to communicate with the start.gg API, using any client (YOU NEED TO PROVIDE A CLIENT YOURSELF, SEE README)

Downloads

361

Readme

start.gg Helper

A set of functions and classes useful to interact with the start.gg GraphQL API.

You need to provide a client to interact with the API

The functions in this package usually take a "client" argument, which is a GraphQL client object. You need to handle this object yourself, which can be done using the graphql package, which is not a dependency of startgg-helper and must be installed manually.

Why do this ?

The purpose of this package is to be usable not onlyin a node ecosystem but also in a browser project, using browserify. The graphql package does not work well with browserify, so I decided to let the user provide a client depending on their environment.

Ok actually you can just use startgg-helper-node or startgg-helper-browser

If you don't want to handle the client yourself, you can simply install

  • startgg-helper-node if you're on Node, it includes graphql and handles the client using this package
  • startgg-helper-browser if you're doing a browser-based app using browserify, which provides a custom client class based on the fetch API.