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bounty0xapi-contrib
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The client, once initialized, holds session data.
Example of usage:
const client = new require("bounty0xapi-contrib");
client.login("jdoe", "letmein!").then(d => {
console.log(d.username);
client.submit(164, "whatever.test/screenshot.png", "website stops responding if you press all buttons at once").then(r => console.log(r.submissionID));
});
Opts might contain:
https://api.bounty0x.io/v1
Logs in using username and password. Returns a object with login data. Once the login is done, the session token is stored for future requests.
Returns list of bounties.
Returns a array of all submissions to a specific bounty made by the user that is logged in.
Returns information about a bounty.
Returns a array with all submissions made by user that is logged in.
Makes a submission, to bounty with id id
, where the submission link is link
and the comment is comment
.
Returns information about submission.
Edits the submission wtih submission id id
to have link link
and comment comment
.
Returns information about submission.
Deletes submission with submission id id
Removes current session.
Holds the credentials used to authenticate with server. This might be a empty object for a logged out user, or for a logged in user will contain:
Options supplied when initializing.
FAQs
A package to interact with the API of bounty0x.io
We found that bounty0xapi-contrib demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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