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runescape-account-creator

An implementation in JavaScript for Node.js that provides the ability to create accounts for the video game Old School RuneScape®.

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Runescape Account Creator

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What is Runescape Account Creator?

Runescape Account Creator is an implementation in JavaScript for Node.js that provides the ability to create accounts for the video game RuneScape®.

Installation

Install via npm:

npm install runescape-account-creator

Usage

The request is Promise based therfore we call .then() in order to access the response once it has been recieved.

First we will build a new AccountCreator instance with our 2Captcha API key

// Import the factory function for the AccountCreator
const { buildAccountCreator } = require('runescape-account-creator')
// Update the API key used to match your 2captcha.com API key
const twoCaptchaApiKey = 'YOUR_TWO_CAPTCHA_API_KEY'

const accountCreator = buildAccountCreator(twoCaptchaApiKey)

// Now we can start registering accounts!
accountCreator.register().then(response => {
    // destructure the response
    const { credentials, birthday } = response
    console.log('We made a new account with these credentials:', credentials)
    console.log('The birthday of the account is', birthday)
    console.log('The User-Agent header we sent was:', response.meta.userAgent)
}).catch(error => {
    console.error(error)
})

Async/Await

Since we are using Promises, we can make use of async/await if your JavaScript runtime allows for it, or you are using a transpiler that supports code generation for async/await.

// Fat-arrow function
const registerAccount = async creator => await creator.register()

// traditional async function
async function singleRegistration (accountCreator) {
    return await accountCreator.register()
}

async function serialBatchRegistration (accountCreator) {
    const accounts = []
    for (let i = 1; i <= 10; i++) {
        console.log('Registering account', i)
        // this is where the syntax magic happens
        const { credentials, birthday } = await accountCreator.register()
        console.log(`Account was registered! ${credentials.email}:${credentials.password} with birthday ${birthday}`)
        accounts.push(account)
    }
    return accounts
}

See examples.js for more examples.

Config

It is possible to configure the registration/captcha configuration in a couple different ways.

This package automatically tries to use a .env file via the dotenv package. You can copy the default configuration file by running:

cp node_modules/runescape-account-creator/.env.example .env

Or you can copy the contents of .env.example here

AccountCreator.register

Take a look at the AccountCreator.register(options) documentation

ParameterTypeRequiredNotes
emailStringNoThe email to use when creating the account. If none is provided, one will be generated.
passwordStringNoThe password to use when creating the account. If none is provided, one will be generated.
birthdayDateNoThe birthday to use when creating the account. If none is provided, one will be generated.

Contributing

  1. Clone this repository
    • $ git clone https://github.com/Sphiinx/runescape-account-creator
  2. Install the npm dependencies
    • $ cd runescape-account-creator
    • $ npm install
  3. Make sure to run eslint or enable automatic linting in your editor
    • $ npm run lint

You can also generate the documentation by running the following command:

npm run docs

Which will run jsdoc and publish the generated assets to the docs/ directory.

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Package last updated on 26 Jun 2019

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