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wakaclient

v1.1.1

Published

🧮 Retrieve data from WakaTime

Downloads

67

Readme

WakaClient

WakaClient is an API wrapper for interacting with WakaTime. This project was created as a result for a need for filtering data by ALL_TIME, but no existing libraries had this.

Usage

To import the base class, you can use

import { WakaClient } from "wakaclient";

You will then need to create a new instance of the class, where the first parameter is your API key - This can be retrieved here

const wakaClient = new WakaClient(YOUR_API_KEY);

Now that you have initialized a client, you can call the methods on it.

Range

In order to access data ranges, you can import the enum type

import { WakaClient, Range } from "wakaclient";

You will then have access to the data ranges

enum Range {
  LAST_7_DAYS,
  LAST_30_DAYS,
  LAST_6_MONTHS,
  LAST_YEAR,
  ALL_TIME,
}

Methods

getCurrentUser

This method will get the currently authenticated user

const user = await wakaClient.getCurrentUser();

getUserByID

This method will get a user based on their User-Id

const user = await wakaClient.getUserByID(
  "c4bfb54e-3722-4b4e-b236-50c8d60077d1",
);

getStats

This method will get all stats for a user in the time period

const stats = await wakaclient.getStats({}); // will get all time stats for the current user
const stats = await wakaClient.getStats({ range: Range.LAST_7_DAYS }); // will get stats for the last 7 days for the current user
const stats = await wakaClient.getStats({
  identifier: "c4bfb54e-3722-4b4e-b236-50c8d60077d1",
  range: Range.LAST_7_DAYS,
}); // will get stats for the last 7 days of the user supplied

getProjects

This method will get a users projects

const projects = await wakaClient.getProjects(); // will get the projects for the current user
const projects = await wakaClient.getProjects(
  "c4bfb54e-3722-4b4e-b236-50c8d60077d1",
); // will get the projects for the user

getDurations

This method will get a users durations (heartbeat total time)

const durations = await wakaClient.getDurations();
const durations = await wakaClient.getDurations({ identifier: "c4bfb54e-3722-4b4e-b236-50c8d60077d1", date: new Date(), project: "wakaclient" });