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@blizzard-api/sc2
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A series of helpers to interact with the Starcraft II Blizzard API
This package aims to make it easier for you to integrate with the Blizzard Battle.net API, specifically for Diablo 3.
npm i @blizzard-api/core @blizzard-api/sc2
You can get paths, namespaces, parameters and more for a specific endpoint by calling it from the sc2
export.
import { sc2 } from "@blizzard-api/sc2"
//or
import sc2 from "@blizzard-api/sc2"
const season = sc2.season(123);
^ { endDate: string; number: number; seasonId: number; startDate: string; year: number; }
If you don't want to use the exported sc2 object, you can also access the functions directly:
import { season } from "@blizzard-api/sc2"
const seasonI = season(123);
^ { endDate: string; number: number; seasonId: number; startDate: string; year: number; }
If you need the response types, they are also exported with "Response" appended, so to get the response type from the above code, you can import it like this:
import type { SeasonResponse } from '@blizzard-api/sc2';
If you simply want to use the existing object, you can use the helper, ExtractResourceType
, from @blizzard-api/core
like so:
import { sc2 } from "@blizzard-api/sc2"
const season = sc2.season("eu");
^ { endDate: string; number: number; seasonId: number; startDate: string; year: number; }
type SeasonResponse = ExtractResourceType<typeof season>;
The types are manually created from using the Blizzard API documentation, and are as accurate as possible with smoke testing each endpoint. However, no-one is perfect so there is likely to be some discrepancies. If you encounter any issues with the types from this package, please open an issue or a pull request.
While this package is made to function on it's own, it performs even better when combined with @blizzard-api/client
where you can easily request data combining the two libraries.
import { createBlizzardApiClient } from '@blizzard-api/client';
import { sc2 } from '@blizzard-api/sc2';
const client = await createBlizzardApiClient({
key: 'environment.blizzardClientId',
secret: 'environment.blizzardClientSecret',
origin: 'eu',
});
//Response will automatically be typed with the appropriate values
const response = await client.sendRequest(sc2.season("eu"));
console.log(response.data);
^ typeof SeasonResponse
FAQs
A series of helpers to interact with the Starcraft II Blizzard API
We found that @blizzard-api/sc2 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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