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@untidy/mobygames
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A lightweight and fully-typed client for accessing the MobyGames API V1 for Node.js. This package provides a simple and intuitive interface for querying multiple API endpoints.
Note
This is an unofficial package and is not affiliated with or endorsed by MobyGames. However, it uses the official MobyGames API endpoints to retrieve information.
fetch
module from Node.js for making HTTP requestsYou can install @untidy/mobygames
package using your preferred package manager:
With npm:
npm install @untidy/mobygames
With yarn:
yarn add @untidy/mobygames
With pnpm:
pnpm add @untidy/mobygames
@untidy/mobygames
is easy to use, simply create an instance of the MobyGames class with your API
key, and call any of the available methods to retrieve data from the MobyGames API.
Example usage:
import { MobyGames } from '@untidy/mobygames';
const client = new MobyGames('access api key');
const { cover_groups } = await client.gamePlatformCovers('120555', '141');
console.log(cover_groups);
@untidy/mobygames
is licensed under the
Apache-2.0 license - ©
2024 falsepopsky.
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Client library for MobyGames API in Node.js
The npm package @untidy/mobygames receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @untidy/mobygames popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @untidy/mobygames demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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