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NodeJS wrapper for the Yahoo! Fantasy Sports API. Needed to implement Yahoo OAuth 2.0 flows in your own app
This repository was forked from whatadewitt/yfsapi. I would like to use the Yahoo Fantasy Sports API with the Yahoo OAuth 2.0, but yfsapi contains the Yahoo OAuth 1.0 flows internally. So I removed them from yfsapi. If you have the aim to use this module, yahoo-fantasy-without-auth
, you must implement the Yahoo OAuth 2.0 flows in your own NodeJS app and handle the refresh token on session expired. This module needs your access token only.
$ npm install yahoo-fantasy-without-auth
var FantasySports = require('yahoo-fantasy-without-auth');
var yf = new FantasySports();
// Set your access token given by Yahoo OAuth 2.0.
yf.setUserToken(ACCESS_TOKEN_GIVEN_BY_YAHOO);
// query a resource/subresource.
yf.{resource}.{subresource} (
{possible argument(s)},
function cb(err, data) {
// handle error
// callback function
// do your thing
}
);
Refer to api.md if you would like to know APIs in detail.
This module is available under the MIT License.
Refer to yfsapi-oauth2-test-sandbox.
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NodeJS wrapper for the Yahoo! Fantasy Sports API. Needed to implement Yahoo OAuth 2.0 flows in your own app
The npm package yahoo-fantasy-without-auth receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, yahoo-fantasy-without-auth popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that yahoo-fantasy-without-auth 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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