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tf2-static-schema
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Updates TF2 schema into temporary files that you can lazy load in your app.
This package keeps TF2 schema files up to date in the temp folder.
This is a work in progress, bear in mind the API can change.
If you're only using schema.static
, install like:
npm install --no-optional tf2-static-schema
If you want to use core of the package (updating static files or fetching data yourself) do:
npm install tf2-static-schema
require('tf2-static-schema/static/*')
, * can be:
attributes
,
effects
,
item-names
,
items
,
items-game
,
levels
,
lookups
,
origins
,
paint-kits
,
parts
,
qualities
,
sets
,
require('tf2-static-schema/core')
provides:
fetchAll
- fetches all schemas
update
- updates static files
getItemsGame
- fetches game metadata
getPaintKits
- fetchs paint kits
getSchemaItems
- fetches the items with API Key
getSchemaOverview
- fetches the overview with API Key
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Updates TF2 schema into temporary files that you can lazy load in your app.
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