zed.gg

Riot Api wrapper for Node.js written in typescript. RateLimit is handled with our built in logic and with the response headers (even async!). The first request is always sync, so we can adjust our RateLimit handler to the headers. retry-after case is not implemented yet. If you have any issues, just contact me on discord: nitash#3613!

npm install zed.gg --save

Getting started

All methods do return a Promise<T> so you can await it with ES6;

Basic

import { Queue, Region, Season } from 'zed.gg/enums';
import { RateLimit, ZedGG } from 'zed.gg';
 
import { CustomResponseException } from 'zed.gg/models';
import { MatchlistByAccountIdOptions } from 'zed.gg/request-options';
 
let zedGG = new ZedGG(Region.EUROPE_WEST, 'YOUR_API_KEY'); // Uses default development rate limits
let zedGG = new ZedGG(Region.EUROPE_WEST, 'YOUR_API_KEY', new RateLimit(10, 100), new RateLimit(600, 6000)); // ZedGG with two rate limits. 100 calls in 10 secnds and 6000 calls in 600 seconds.

Exceptions

Exceptions are returned as CustomResponseException. You can check it with instanceof.

try {
  let summoner = await zedGG.summoners.by.name('nitash');
}
catch (ex) {
  if (ex instanceof CustomResponseException) { // We have a CustomResponseException
    let rex = ex as CustomResponseException;
    console.log(rex.requestUrl);
    console.log(rex.date);
    console.log(rex.statusCode);
    console.log(rex.headers);
    throw rex;
  }
  throw ex; // We have another exception
}

Summoners

zedGG.summoners.by.name('nitash').then(r => console.log(r));
zedGG.summoners.by.accountId(29987287).then(r => console.log(r));
zedGG.summoners.by.summonerId(25837773).then(r => console.log(r));

zedGG.summoners.by.* returns a Summoner

Matchlists

let matchlistByAccountIdOptions = new MatchlistByAccountIdOptions();
matchlistByAccountIdOptions.season = Season.PRESEASON2017;
matchlistByAccountIdOptions.queue = Queue.RANKED_SOLO_5x5;
matchlistByAccountIdOptions.beginIndex = 1;
matchlistByAccountIdOptions.endIndex = 20;
matchlistByAccountIdOptions.champion = 62;
matchlistByAccountIdOptions.beginTime = new Date(2017, 4, 10);
matchlistByAccountIdOptions.endTime = new Date(2017, 6, 10);
 
zedGG.matchlists.by.accountId(29987287).then(r => console.log(r));
zedGG.matchlists.by.accountId(29987287, matchlistByAccountIdOptions).then(r => console.log(r));
zedGG.matchlists.by.accountIdRecent(29987287).then(r => console.log(r));

zedGG.matchlists.by.* returns Matchlist

Matches

zedGG.matches.by.matchId(3199845416).then(r => console.log(r));

zedGG.matches.by.matchId returns a Match

Leagues

zedGG.leagues.by.summonerId(25837773).then(r => console.log(r));

zedGG.leagues.by.summonerId returns a LeagueList

Notes

This wrapper is far by perfect. We have a lot of work to do. In the coming week I will try to add as many endpoint requests as possible and better documentation.

Models

There is a lot of models which are exported. Just download the package and explore them in TypeScript! :)

Summoner

export declare class Summoner {
    id: number;
    accountId: number;
    name: string;
    summonerLevel: number;
    profileIconId: number;
    revisionDate: Date;
}

Matchlist

export declare class Matchlist {
    totalGames: number;
    beginIndex: number;
    endIndex: number;
    matches: MatchReference[];
}

Match

export declare class Match {
    gameId: number;
    season: Season;
    queue: Queue;
    region: Region;
    gameVersion: string;
    gameMode: string;
    gameType: string;
    map: LeagueMap;
    gameDuration: number;
    playedOn: Date;
    matchTeams: MatchTeam[];
}

LeagueList

export declare class LeagueList {
    name: string;
    tier: Tier;
    queue: Queue;
    entries: LeagueEntry[];
}