A promise based REST client for querying ingame data (such as stats) against the official Fortnite game servers. A valid Fortnite account is required to access these endpoints.
- Promise based methods to get any Fortnite player's stats
- Fully OOP and typesafe
- Throws exceptions if exceeding predefined timeouts or 4xx / 5xx status codes in response.
- Written in TypeScript (provides always up to date type definitions
- Covers all publicly accessible endpoints
- Integration tests
- No token capturing or similiar needed, just pass your username/pass into the config
And coming up on the roadmap...
- Event for incoming friend requests 🙋
- Sending messages to friends 📧
- Event for incoming friend messages 📥
- Node.js 8.0+
- Valid Fortnite account (email and password)
- Launcher & Client token (can both be sniffed using Fiddler)
$ npm install --save fortnite-client
Note: Typescript definitions are included, there is no need for installing types from the Definetely Typed Repo.
Typescript (2.0+):
import { FortniteClient, IFortniteClientCredentials, Lookup, PlayerStats } from 'fortnite-client';
const credentials: IFortniteClientCredentials = {
email: '[email protected]',
password: 'my-strong-password'
};
const api: FortniteClient = new FortniteClient(credentials);
async function bootstrap(): Promise<void> {
try {
await api.login();
const ninjaLookup: Lookup = await api.lookup('ninja');
const ninjaStats: PlayerStats = await api.getBattleRoyaleStatsById(ninjaLookup.id);
console.log(ninjaStats.toJson());
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
}
}
bootstrap();Javascript (requires ES6+):
const FortniteClient = require('fortnite-client').FortniteClient;
const credentials = {
email: '[email protected]',
password: 'my-strong-password'
};
const api = new FortniteClient(credentials);
async function bootstrap() {
try {
await api.login();
const ninjaLookup = await api.lookup('ninja');
const ninjaStats = await api.getBattleRoyaleStatsById(ninjaLookup.id);
console.log(ninjaStats.toJson());
} catch (err) {
console.error(err);
}
}
bootstrap();The class FortniteClient offers all available endpoints as promise based functions. Each function returns a Promise which resolves to a class instances (e. g. PlayerStats). In order to serialize the data to JSON you can just call the instance's toJson() method, which will return an object.
When creating an instance of FortniteClient you can pass a couple options which are described below:
/**
* Creates a new fortnite client instance.
* @param credentials The account's credentials which shall be used for the REST requests.
* @param options Library specific options (such as a response timeout until it throws an exception).
*/
constructor(credentials: IFortniteClientCredentials, options?: IFortniteClientOptions);
export interface IFortniteClientOptions {
/**
* Timeout for awaiting a response until it fails. Defaults to 5000 milliseconds.
*/
timeoutMs?: number;
/**
* Tunnel requests through a proxy of your choice. If you want to inspect requests with Fiddler you have to
* setup the proxy here.
*/
proxy?: IProxyOptions;
}
export interface IProxyOptions {
host: string;
port: number;
}| Route | Returns |
|---|---|
static CHECK_STATUS() |
Promise<ICheckStatus[]> |
static GET_GAME_NEWS() |
Promise<IGameNews> |
login() |
Promise<void> |
getBattleRoyaleStatsById(userId: string, timeWindow: TimeWindow, convertJSONOutput: boolean=true) |
Promise<IPlayerStats> |
getStore(locale: string = 'en-US') |
Promise<IStore> |
getLeaderboards(leaderboardType: LeaderboardType, platform: Platform, groupType: GroupType, timeWindow: TimeWindows, limit: number = 50) |
Promise<ILeaderboards> |
lookup(username: string) |
Promise<ILookup> |
lookupByIds(accountIds: string[]) |
Promise<Map<string, ILookup>> |
The class LauncherClient offers some of the endpoints (which I considered as useful) made by the Epic Games Launcher.
When creating an instance of LauncherClient you can pass a couple options which are the same as described in FortniteClient Instantion.
| Route | Returns |
|---|---|
buildInformation() |
Promise<BuildInformation> |
SkYNewZ (https://github.com/SkYNewZ) - Primarily helped with the Git setup including Travis CI & Code coverage reports
Contributions to the code or documentation are welcome. If you want to add a new feature please open an issue before.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2018 Weeco
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