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storytel-api

v0.0.1

Published

An unofficial wrapper for the Storytel API

Downloads

4

Readme

Storytel API

An unofficial wrapper for the Storytel API written in TS.
This project is still in development and I don't recommend using it untill v1 is released. The project isn't on NPM yet, so if you want to use the current version you'll have to clone it.

💡 How to use

To use storytel-api, first install it from NPM:

 $ npm i storytel-api

Import it and create a client, this does require you to have an account.

const Storytel = import "storytel-api";
const client = new Storytel();

const user = await client.signIn("email", "password");
const bookshelf = await user.getBookshelf();
console.log(`Your last book was ${bookshelf[0].title}`);

I am still working on documentation but haven't found anything that suits my needs (TypeDoc and I didn't get along). If anyone has suggestions feel free to contact me!

💻 Developing

To help developing this project, please contact me. I am working on a small guide but it's not my main priority.

✔ To-do and planned features

  • [ ] Write proper documentation
  • [ ] Audiobook features
    • [ ] Play
    • [ ] Pause
    • [ ] Skip
    • [ ] Set and get bookmark

Features with less priority:

  • [ ] Editing device type (through client class)
  • [ ] Editing user info
    • [ ] Changing password
    • [ ] Changing username
  • [ ] Leaving reviews
    • [ ] Editing reviews
    • [ ] Deleting reviews