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ffxiv-datamining-github-api
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An XIVAPI-like API for "using the CSVs" off of GitHub.
npm i -S ffxiv-datamining-github-api
import { FFXIVSheetResolver } from "./ffxiv-datamining-github-api";
const sr = new FFXIVSheetResolver();
sr.getSheet("BNpcParts").then(console.log);
// The optional second parameter is the recursion depth;
// increasing this increases execution time drastically.
// For the TerritoryType sheet, a recursion depth of 1
// resulted in an execution time of roughly 1.5 minutes,
// while a recursion depth of 0 resulted in an execution
// time of roughly 0.9 seconds.
sr.getSheet("Item", 0).then(console.log);
// The second parameter here is the row number to pull;
// recursion depth isn't an issue on single-row fetches.
// The optional third parameter corresponds to the
// recursion depth.
sr.getSheetItem("TerritoryType", 202).then(console.log);
sr.getSheetItem("TerritoryType", 203).then(console.log);
sr.searchSheet("Weather", {
searchTerm: "heat waves",
}).then(console.log);
sr.searchSheet("BGMFade", {
columns: ["ID", "BGMFadeType.ID"],
}).then(console.log);
sr.searchSheet("BGMFade", {
filters: ["BGMFadeType.ID>=2"],
}).then(console.log);
sr.search({
searchTerm: "eulmore",
indexes: ["PlaceName"],
recurseDepth: 0,
}).then(console.log);
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An XIVAPI-like API for "using the CSVs" off of GitHub.
We found that ffxiv-datamining-github-api 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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