furry/byte-api

A Javascript wrapper for the byte.co app.

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byte-api's Issues

Needed Typedefs for JSDocs

Typedefs for imageUrlResolvable, videoUrlResolvable, and category inside JSDocs (HttpClient)

Add Rebyte Endpoint

Self explanatory. Rebyte endpoint is missing.

Add method (or does it exist?) to get self user account

the endpoint is api.byte.co/account/me

use of FFMPEG to resize and modify videos before upload

Self-explanatory. Currently, there's no way to modify any video before upload, and this could cause trouble from the API.

JSDocs & Github Pages not working.

I set up the barebones JSDocs with Github Pages, but navigation isn't working for some reason.

CLI to build docs:
jsdoc src -r -d docs -t node_modules/docdash

ReferenceError: resolveSource is not defined - Client.js:236

This happens when i try to use the .setAvatar command thingy, no matter what I change it has this error.

Add Set Avatar ability

Putting this in http.js will do it:

     /**
     * To change the Client's account avatar.
     * @param {imageUrlResolvable} uri The resolvable URL of the image
     ** @returns {promise<object>} The HTTP response.
     * @example
     * .setAvatar("https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2015/10/05/22/37/blank-profile-picture-973460_960_720.png")
     * .then((res) => console.log(res))
     * 
     * @example
     * .setAvatar("./image.jpeg")
     * .then((res) => console.log(res))
     */
    setAvatar(uri) {
      return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {

          let firstReq = await this.baseRequest("upload", "POST", "json", { "contentType": "image/jpeg" })
          .catch((err) => reject(err))

          let buffer = await resolveSource.resolveBufferFromURL(uri)
          .catch((err) => reject(err))

          let secondReq = await this.baseRequest(firstReq.data.uploadURL, "PUT", "raw", { headers:{"Content-Type": "image/jpeg"}, body: buffer}, { override: true })
          .catch((err) => reject(err))

          let thirdReq = await this.baseRequest('account/me', 'PUT', 'json', {
              avatarUploadID: firstReq.data.uploadID
          })
          .catch((err) => reject(err))
          .then((res) => resolve(res))


      })
  }

TypeScript Rewrite

TypeScript Rewrite

Goals

• Port the entire code base to a strongly-typed typescript environment
• Add dynamic response processing to insure a valid typed object always gets returned by API calls
• Implement a better request manager in it's own class
• Add descriptive JS Docs with code examples
• Insure there are no major function changes to not break current code use

I will be pushing constant updates to this library, the NPM package will not update until the port is complete and has been tested extensively.

Feature Request: Upload & Posting to Profile

Description: The ability to upload and post to profile.

Findings: So far I've found you can post to /upload to get the cdn info.

// using this as the body, headers are the standard application/json content-type and auth with token
{
    contentType: 'video/mp4',
    file: file // base64 encoded is how i sent it successfully
}

// this returns:
{
  uploadID: 'String ID redacted',
  uploadURL: 'String google cdn link redacted'
}

I've also found posting to /upload with only the payload being contentType: 'video/mp4' or 'image/jpeg' returns cdn stuff.

I think the actual post endpoint may be /post

This is the only helpful thing I've found so far: https://github.com/MixV2/ByteSharp/blob/master/ByteSharp/Models/ByteUpload.cs

According to this, videos must be under 5MB.