repl-api.js

A NodeJS Replit API package wrapped around GraphQL, returning JSON data for easy use.

About

The Replit API has always been changing and hard to keep up with. Due to this, many API's such as RayhanADev's have been depreciated. However, our goal is to keep up with the API, and maintain repl-api.js. Replit's API allows lots of data to be accessed, and this is the objective for repl-api.js - to return data while keeping up with the latest updates of Replit. Queries available are:

User queries: General user data, user posts, user comments, etc.
Repl queries: General repl data, repl comments, etc.
Talk queries (otherwise known as Community): Top posts, new posts, etc.
And even more!

repl-api.js was developed in NodeJS, with only ESM imports available. It was also built using classes, making data easy to retrieve.

Quickstart

Pre-installation

In order to use repl-api.js, npm must be installed before using it:

npm install npm@latest -g

Installation

To install the package, use npm to install it:

npm install repl-api

Then, import it with the following code:

import Replapi from 'repl-api';

Finally, startup the package:

const replapi = Replapi();
const user = replapi.User("JBloves27");

Examples

Simple cycles data:

import Replapi from 'repl-api';

const replapi = Replapi();
const user = replapi.User("JBloves27");

let data = await user.userFull(true);

console.log(data.karma);

For more examples, go to the docs.

Usage

Now that we have everything ready, it's time to actually use the package! For example, for full user data, we can use the following code:

import Replapi from 'repl-api';

const replapi = Replapi();
const user = replapi.User("JBloves27");

let data = await user.userFull(true);

console.log(data);

The following code should output something like this:

{
  bio: 'full-stack nodejs dev | developing a package: https://github.com/kokonut27/repl-api.js/',
  displayName: 'koko/emerald',
  firstName: 'koko/emerald',
  fullName: 'koko/emerald',
  id: 3282411,
  image: 'https://storage.googleapis.com/replit/images/1651630189148_ec097c1c5fabeddb8b257d786e732cdb.jpeg',
  isHacker: false,
  isLoggedIn: false,
  isSubscribed: false,
  isVerified: true,
  karma: 2186,
  lastName: null,
  timeCreated: '2020-05-01T16:19:41.685Z',
  url: 'https://replit.com/@JBloves27',
  username: 'JBloves27',
  roles: [
    {
      id: '3282411:self_learner',
      name: 'self learner',
      key: 'SELF_LEARNER',
      tagline: null
    },
    {
      id: '3282411:explorer',
      name: 'explorer',
      key: 'EXPLORER',
      tagline: 'Helps test Replit beta features'
    }
  ],
  languages: [
    {
      id: 'python3',
      displayName: 'Python',
      key: 'python3',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'A dynamic language emphasizing readability.',
      icon: 'https://replit.com/public/images/languages/python.svg',
      isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'bash',
      displayName: 'Bash',
      key: 'bash',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'The classic Unix shell',
      icon: 'https://icons.util.repl.co/bash.svg',
      isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'html',
      displayName: 'HTML, CSS, JS',
      key: 'html',
      category: 'Web',
      tagline: 'The languages that make up the web.',
      ic: '/public/images/languages/web_project.svg',
          isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'nodejs',
      displayName: 'Node.js',
      key: 'nodejs',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'Evented I/O for V8 JavaScript.',
      icon: 'https://replit.com/public/images/languages/nodejs.svg',
      isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'nix',
      displayName: 'Nix (beta)',
      key: 'nix',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'A base repl for building anything you want in any language.',
      icon: 'https://icons.util.repl.co/bash.svg',
      isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'cpp',
      displayName: 'C++',
      key: 'cpp',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'A general purpose system programming language.',
      icon: 'https://replit.com/public/images/languages/cpp.svg',
      isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'swift',
      displayName: 'Swift',
      key: 'swift',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'A modern general-purpose programming language from Apple.',
      icon: 'https://replit.com/public/images/languages/swift.svg',
      isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'c',
      displayName: 'C',
      key: 'c',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'Low-level and cross-platform imperative language.',
      icon: 'https://replit.com/public/images/languages/c.svg',
      isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'scheme',
      displayName: 'Scheme',
      key: 'scheme',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'An elegant dynamic dialect of Lisp.',
      icon: '/public/images/languages/scheme.svg',
      isNew: false
    },
    {
      id: 'java10',
      displayName: 'Java',
      key: 'java10',
      category: 'Practical',
      tagline: 'A concurrent, class-based, statically typed object-oriented language.',
      icon: 'https://replit.com/public/images/languages/java.svg',
      isNew: false
    }
  ]
}

Find more API functions here.

Contributing

Either leave a Pull Request, an Issue, or contact me at here.

License

MIT

Changelog

View more of the specifics at repl-api.js/releases.

0.0.0

Initial Commit: currently holds basic User constructor functions, Community, Post, and Repls - and is expected to have many bugs.

Finished base User constructor
Finished base Community constructor
Partially finished Post constructor
Partially finished Repls constructor
Base setup functions
Fully working data retriever (thanks to darkdarcool)

kokonut27/repl-api.js