GTR API

Warning

This package is deprecated. The GTR and Zworpshop APIs are now available to be consumed as GraphQL or JSON:API resources.

1. Switch to the fully typed & always-up-to-date GraphQL implementation of GTR/Zworpshop (@zeepkist/graphql)

2. Or, switch to the JSON:API implementation using kitsu or kitsu-core

   For kitsu, setup the client for use with GTR and/or Zworpshop as follows:

   import Kitsu from 'kitsu'
   
   // setup the GTR client
   const gtr = new Kitsu({
     baseURL: 'https://jsonapi.zeepkist-gtr.com',
     query: 'modern',
     pluralize: false
   })
   
   // fetch Records resources
   const records = await gtr.get('records', {
     params: {
       sort: 'time',
       include: 'user',
       fields: {
         users: 'steamId,steamName',
         medias: 'ghostUrl,screenshotUrl'
       },
       filter: "and(equals(isValid,'true'),equals(level,'BD3B71EB2AF356D3747E5674261E0589CEE79B3E'))",
       page: {
         size: 5, // 5 items per page
         number: 2 // page 2 of results
       }
     }
   })
   
   // setup the Zworpshop client
   const zworpshop = new Kitsu({
     baseURL: 'https://jsonapi.zworpshop.com',
     query: 'modern',
     pluralize: false
   })
   
   // fetch Levels resources
   const levels = await zworpshop.get('levels', {
     params: {
       sort: '-name',
       include: 'metadata',
       fields: {
         levels: 'name,metadata',
         metadata: 'hash,validation,gold,silver,bronze,valid'
       },
       filter: "and(equals(metadata.valid,'false'),lessThan(metadata.gold,'50.125'))",
       page: {
         size: 5, // 5 items per page
         number: 3 // page 3 of results
       }
     }
   })
   

   For more examples, see the kitsu documentation (e.g fetching resources, single resource, relationships and relationships of relationships etc)

   See the JsonApiDotNetCore documentation on valid filtering options.

Fully typed TypeScript API client for the GTR API.

Up-to-date with v0.20.1 of the GTR API.

Download the GTR mod for Zeepkist in Modkist (Zeepkist's Mod Loader) or on mod.io

Usage

CDN

<script type="module">
  import { getRecords } from 'https://esm.run/@zeepkist/gtr-api'

  async function displayRecords() {
    const records = await getRecords({
      BestOnly: true
    })

    console.log(records) // { totalAmount: 700, records: [{ ... }] }
  }

  displayRecords()
</script>

Deno

import { getRecords } from 'https://esm.run/@zeepkist/gtr-api'

const records = await getRecords({
  BestOnly: true
})

console.log(records) // { totalAmount: 700, records: [{ ... }] }

Node / Bundlers

Install dependencies

yarn add @zeepkist/gtr-api

# or with npm:
npm install @zeepkist/gtr-api

Import and use

import { getRecords } from '@zeepkist/gtr-api'

const records = await getRecords({
  BestOnly: true
})

console.log(records) // { totalAmount: 700, records: [{ ... }] }

To see all available exports and options, see the package documentation.

How to get a token

1. Redirect your user to https://auth.zeepkist-gtr.com/external/login?redirectUrl={redirectUrl} where {redirectUrl} is the URL you want to redirect the user to after they have logged in.

2. After the user has logged in, they will be redirected to {redirectUrl}?token={token} where {token} is a base64 encoded JSON object containing the user's token and other information.

3. Decode the object and use the AccessToken property to authenticate your requests.

4. The token is valid for a short period. Once the AccessExpiry time has passed, you will need to obtain a new token by sending a request to https://auth.zeepkist-gtr.com/external/refresh?token={token} where {token} is the RefreshToken from the decoded object in Step 3. The response will be a base64 encoded object containing the new AccessToken. If the RefreshExpiry time has passed, you will need to start the process again from Step 1.

Contributing

First-time Project Setup

yarn
yarn dlx @yarnpkg/sdks vscode

Compile and Hot-Reload for Development

yarn dev

Type-Check, Compile and Minify for Production

yarn build

Run tests

yarn test

Run tests with code coverage

yarn coverage

Lint with ESLint

yarn lint