ER:LC API Wrapper

A lightweight API Wrapper with 100% coverage of the ER:LC API. Fixed Error and Improvements 7

Getting Started

First you need to install the package.

npm i erlc-api

Setting Up

Setting up is super simple:

// index.js
const erlc = require("erlc");
const client = new erlc.Client({
  globalToken: "", // You get the global key directly from the ERLC developers. To increase your API request limits
});
client.config(); // Registers your client

Now you can start using API Methods - here are a few examples:

// GetServerInfo.js
const erlc = require("erlc-api"); //JS
import erlc from "erlc-api"; //  Module or typeScript

const getServerFunc = async () => {
  const serverId = ""; // The server ApiKey you wish to target. You can get this api key in your (Server Settings)
  const server = await erlc.getServer(serverId).catch(console.log); // Gets the server, logs any errors
  console.log(server); // Logs the server object

  //  Expected Response:
  // {
  //   Name: "Your Sever Name",
  //   CurrentPlayers: 0,
  //   MaxPlayers: 40,
  //   JoinKey: "Your Code Join",
  //   AccVerifiedReq: "Disabled" | "Email" | "Phone/ID",
  //   TeamBalance: true or false ,
  //   OwnerUsername: "Your Name",
  //   CoOwnerUsernames: [],
  //   VanityURL: "https://policeroleplay.community/join?code=YourCode",
  // },
};

getServerFunc();

// GetPlayers.js
const erlc = require("erlc-api"); //JS
import erlc from "erlc-api"; //  Module or typeScript

const getPlayersFunc = async () => {
  const serverId = ""; // The server ApiKey you wish to target. You can get this api key in your (Server Settings)
  const server = await erlc.getPlayers(serverId).catch(console.log); // Gets the server, logs any errors
  console.log(server); // Logs the server object
  //  Expected Response:
  // [
  //     {
  //         "Permission": "Server Owner" Or Member, Moderator,
  //         "Player": "Player-Username and ID" ,
  //         "Team": "Civilian" Or Fire, Police, Sherift
  //     }
  // ]
};
getPlayersFunc();

//getmodCalls.js
const erlc = require("erlc-api"); //JS
import erlc from "erlc-api"; //  Module or typeScript

const getModCallsFunc = async () => {
  const serverId = ""; // The server ApiKey you wish to target. You can get this api key in your (Server Settings)
  const server = await erlc.getModcallLogs(serverId).catch(console.log); // Gets the server, logs any errors
  console.log(server); // Logs the server object
  //  Expected Response:
  // {
  //  Caller: ErlcPlayer;
  //   Moderator?: ErlcPlayer; // If call is unanswered property is undefined
  //   Timestamp: number;
  //  }
};
getModCallsFunc()