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tgdb-api

v0.2.1

Published

A simple wrapper for TheGamesDB API

Downloads

8

Readme

tgdb-api

Simple wrapper for thegamesdb's API (see http://wiki.thegamesdb.net/index.php?title=API_Introduction)

Original code from https://www.npmjs.com/package/thegamesdb-api, adapted to work with newer libraries

Installation

npm install tgdb-api

Usage

var gamesdb = require('tgdb-api')

// All methods return a callback in this form:
var cb = function(err,result)
{
    if (!err)
    {
        console.log(JSON.stringify(result,undefined,2));
    }
}

// Available methods:
gamesdb.GetGame({id:number}, cb);                   // Get JSON object describing game by thegamesdb id
gamesdb.GetGameList({name:string}, cb)              // Get JSON object listing all games that match 'name'
gamesdb.GetPlatform({id:number}, cb);               // Get JSON object describing platform by id
gamesdb.GetArt({id:number}, cb);                    // Get JSON object describing available art (covers, screenshots, etc.) by id
gamesdb.GetPlatformGames({platformId:number}, cb);  // Get JSON object describing all games on platform by platform Id
gamesdb.PlatformGames({platformId:number}, cb);     // Same?
gamesdb.Updates({time:number}, cb);                 // Get JSON object describing updates to gamesdb since timestamp
gamesdb.GetPlatformList(undefined, cb);             // Get the list of all platforms on gamesdb.

// NOTE: be careful with methods returning a list,
// if there's only one result it won't be in an array.
// TODO: this could be improved!

Example

GetGamesList({name:"Halo" }, cb)...

{
   Game:
   [ { id: 9,
       GameTitle: 'Halo 2',
       ReleaseDate: '05/31/2007',
       Platform: 'PC' },
     { id: 90,
       GameTitle: 'Halo 3',
       ReleaseDate: '09/25/2007',
       Platform: 'Microsoft Xbox 360' },
     { id: 3597,
       GameTitle: 'Halo 4',
       ReleaseDate: '11/06/2012',
       Platform: 'Microsoft Xbox 360' },
    ...
    ]
 }

Todo/Roadmap

* Add test cases
* Extend art functionality to stream art instead of just retrieving meta data.