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Command line interface and library module for csgodirect


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#CSGO Direct Client API Send commands through the command line, or include it in your node app to easily connect to CSGO Direct. Requires a registered user account which you can get at www.csgodirect.com.

#Installing npm install -g csgodirect to install system wide.

#Command Line Usage If installed globally, use as a command line tool to query the CSGO Direct API server.

##Help Type csgodirect in your command line to access help documentation

  csgodirect

You can also list all available commands:

  csgodirect -h

##Login If you have an API key already, you can skip login, otherwise login to retreive a new key.

  csgodirect login --login youremail@example.com --password yourpassword 

This returns to you a token string, store it for future requests.

8bc17f11-d594-4a06-89c2-03d42c75cd10

##Logout Logout invalidates your token.

  csgodirect logout -t 8bc17f11-d594-4a06-89c2-03d42c75cd10

Returns true

##Commands (Actions) CSGO Direct calls the api calls "actions", each action from the CLI follows the same pattern:

csgodirect -t 8bc17f11-d594-4a06-89c2-03d42c75cd10 actionName --parameter parameter

The -t allows you to specify your login token. The action name is the action you want to execute followed by named parameters in the form --param1 param1 --param2 param2

#Module Usage The underlying api calls use request-promise, so calls will return a promise.

Include the library in your project:

  var Direct = require('csgodirect')

  //default options
  //optionally set the csgodirect host url
  var csgoDirectHost = 'https://api.csgodirect.com'
  //optionally set your user token, or use login to set it
  var token = null
  //optionally set api version number
  var version = 'v1'

  var direct = Direct(csgoDirectHost,token,version)


  //login to your user, get a token
  direct.login({ login:'myusername',password:'mypassword' }).then(function(token){
    //the client will store your token internally on successful login
    //but you can also store it yourself
  })

  //calling an action
  var parameters = {
    param1:param1
  }

  //token is optional after you've logged in because the client will store it
  direct.action('someAction',params,optionalToken).then(function(result){
    console.log(result)
  })

#Module API ##Construction Initialize a client instance

  var Direct = require('csgodirect')
  direct = Direct(host,token,version)

###Parameters

  • host(optional)(default: https://api.csgodirect.com) - specify host url if you are not using the default url
  • token(optional)(default: null) - store your user api token for future commands
  • version(optional)(default: 'v1') - specify version of actions to use.

###Returns A csgodirect client object used to interact with the API

##Login Get your token, cache it in the client for future commands

  direct.login({
    login:'your login name',
    password:'your password',
  }).then(function(token){
    //returns a token string
  })

###Parameters

  • login(required) - your csgodirect login
  • password(required) - your password

###Returns A promise which returns a string representing your user token.

##Signup Create a new user.

  direct.signup({
    login:'your login name',
    password:'your password',
  }).then(function(user){
    //returns the new user
  })

###Parameters

  • login(required) - your csgodirect login
  • password(required) - your password

###Returns A promise which returns a user object

##Logout Logout and invalidate your token. Also clears your token cache.

  direct.logout().then(function(){
    //returns on successful logout
  })

###Returns A promise which resolves on successful logout

##Actions This is a majority of your interactions with CSGO Direct. Use this function to call all actions. All actions are defined in camel case and take in a parameter object.

  direct.action('actionName',{parameter1:'parameter1'},'optionalToken').then(function(result){
    //returns action result
  }).catch(function(err){
    //or error if something went wrong
  })

###Parameters

  • actionName(required) - Name of action you are calling
  • params(sometimes optional) - Not all actions require parameters, but you specify them as a single object with parameters named as key value pairs
  • token(optional) - Optionally use a token on this call, will override the cached token, or use cachhed token if not defined

###Returns A promise with the result of the action. See documentation on action specifics.

##Help Return a list of actions, or get JSON documentation on a specific action

  direct.help().then(function(actions){
    //returns list of possible actions
  })

  direct.help('getMyUser').then(function(doc){
    //returns json object representing documentation on that action
  })

###Parameters

  • action(optional)(default: null) - Specify action to get more detailed documentation on usage

###Returns A promise which resolves a list of actions, or an object with documentation on specific action.

##Set Token Manually set a token to use for all future calls to the client

  //just echoes back the token, but stores it in memory for future calls
  var token = direct.setToken('my token string')

###Parameters

  • token(optional)(default: null) - The token to save for future calls. NULL will clear the token.

###Returns Returns whatever you pass into it.

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Last updated on 21 May 2017

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