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Readme

IMG API JavaScript

I made an image manipulation API in Golang, primarily targetting Discord Bots.

This is an API wrapper for the api in JavaScript

This wrapper is official and will be kept updated as new stuff gets added.

Install

$ npm install img-api

No dependencies. TypeScript typings included.

Usage

const { Client } = require("img-api");

// Port defaults to 3030
// Host defaults to localhost
// Password only required if using from a different host and one is set in the server.
const api = new Client({ port: 3030, password: "password", host: "localhost" });

api.ping()
  .then(console.log);

api.stats(false)
  .then((stats) => console.log(`Version v${stats.version} Up for ${stats.uptime} seconds.`));

// To send images via discord.js
const { MessageAttachment } = require("discord.js");

const buffer = await api.tom(msg.author.displayAvatarURL({ format: "png", size: 2048 }));
someChannel.send(new MessageAttachment(buffer, "name.png"));

See Endpoints.md for all endpoints.

The function arguments take arguments in the same order the Endpoints list shows.

Note: The API only accepts jpg and png when using Discord.js make sure to always ask for png like so user.displayAvatarURL({ format: "png" }) the default is webp which is not supported.

Changelog

v1.0.0 (19/5/2020)

Initial release.

v1.0.1

Fix stats()'s boolean logic
Add TypeScript typings for ping/stats

v1.0.2

Fix tweet()

License

Released under the MIT License