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galeforce-tmp-sea

A customizable, promise-based, and command-oriented TypeScript fluent interface and library for the Riot Games API.

0.6.1

Apache-2.0

TypeScript

1.06 MB

1,404 3.1

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npm install galeforce-tmp-sea

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Typescript

Yes

Module System

CommonJS

Min. Node Version

>=14.0

Node Version

18.14.1

NPM Version

9.3.1 Score

56.7

Supply Chain

96.8

Quality

71.9

Maintenance

100

Vulnerability

85.9

License

Pull Requests

Open

3

Total

15

Closed

5

Merged

7

Issues

Open

1

Total

11

Closed

10

Releases

0.6.1

v0.6.1

Updated on Jan 13, 2023

0.6.0

v0.6.0

Updated on Dec 27, 2022

0.5.2

v0.5.2

Updated on Mar 05, 2022

0.5.1

v0.5.1

Updated on Sep 04, 2021

0.5.0

v0.5.0

Updated on Aug 07, 2021

0.5.0-dev.1

v0.5.0-dev.1

Updated on Aug 05, 2021

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TypeScript

JavaScript

TypeScript (66.12%)

JavaScript (33.88%)

Developer

bcho04

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Total Downloads

1,404

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Last Week

Last Month

Last Year

1,018

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Apache-2.0 License

42 Stars

183 Commits

8 Forks

1 Watchers

4 Branches

2 Contributors

Updated on Jul 07, 2025

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4.01 MB

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1.06 MB

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.6.1

Package Id

galeforce-tmp-sea@0.6.1

Unpacked Size

486.58 kB

Size

81.60 kB

File Count

391

NPM Version

9.3.1

Node Version

18.14.1

Published on

Feb 21, 2023

Total Downloads

Cumulative downloads

Total Downloads

1,404

Last Day

Compared to previous day

Last Week

200%

Compared to previous week

Last Month

-3.8%

Compared to previous month

Last Year

800.9%

1,018

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Galeforce

npm

A customizable, promise-based, and command-oriented TypeScript library and fluent interface for the Riot Games API.

Features

Full API support for all Riot games, Data Dragon (LoL and LoR), and the Live Client Data API
- Environment variable config integration for API keys and other values on both the desktop and platforms including Heroku
Customizable rate limiting with Redis clustering support and automated retries
Fully-typed DTOs and parameters for all endpoints
Fluent interface for seamless method chaining
Built-in, informative debugging using debug

Automatically-generated documentation is available here, and code examples can be found the section below.

Galeforce

Examples

If you're using ES6/TypeScript, simply add

1import GaleforceModule from 'galeforce';
2
3const galeforce = new GaleforceModule(/* config */);

to use the library. Or, if you're using CommonJS and require(), add Galeforce to your project like this:

1const GaleforceModule = require('galeforce');
2
3const galeforce = new GaleforceModule(/* config */);

Get summoner data for a list of summoners

1const summoners = ['a', 'b', 'c'];
2const promises = summoners.map(summoner => galeforce.lol.summoner()
3  .region(galeforce.region.lol.NORTH_AMERICA)
4  .name(summoner)
5  .exec()
6); // list of request promises
7Promise.all(promises).then((result) => {
8  console.log(result); // [{ name: 'a', ... }, ...]
9});

Get list of recent matchId values for a given puuid

1const matchIds = await galeforce.lol.match.list()
2  .region(galeforce.region.riot.AMERICAS)
3  .puuid(puuid)
4  .exec();

Get match data using await

1const matchData = await galeforce.lol.match.match()
2  .region(galeforce.region.riot.AMERICAS)
3  .matchId(matchId)
4  .exec();

Get total number of mastery points for a summoner

1const totalMasteryPoints = (await galeforce.lol.mastery.list()
2  .region(galeforce.region.lol.NORTH_AMERICA)
3  .summonerId(summonerId)
4  .exec())
5  .reduce((previous, current) => previous + current.championPoints, 0);

Guide

Actions

Each endpoint in the Galeforce library is an instance of an Action containing the following methods:

.exec()

Executes the Action with the parameters set by methods such as .region(), .summonerId(), etc., returning a Promise.

Example

1/* Gets Valorant platform and status data. */
2galeforce.val.status() // Target the /val/status/v1/platform-data endpoint
3  .region(galeforce.region.val.NORTH_AMERICA) // See below for documentation.
4  .exec() // Sends a Valorant server status request to the val-status-v1 endpoint
5  .then((data) => { // Use the returned data
6    /* manipulate status data */
7  });

.URL()

Returns the endpoint URL associated with the Action and its previously-set parameters.

Example

1/* Gets the Data Dragon URL associated with the Galeforce icon. */
2const galeforceURL = galeforce.lol.ddragon.item.art() // Fetch item icon art from Data Dragon
3  .version('11.9.1') // See the .<property>() section for documentation. Sets the version to retrieve data from.
4  .assetId(6671) // See below for documentation. Get the icon for the Galeforce item.
5  .URL(); // Get the encoded URL corresponding with the selected endpoint as a string.
6
7console.log(galeforceURL); // 'https://ddragon.leagueoflegends.com/cdn/11.9.1/img/item/6671.png'

.<property>()

Sets the property (region, summonerId, puuid, etc.) in the Action request payload. Different methods are exposed for each endpoint depending on the required path, query, and body parameters.

Example

1/* Gets current game info for a specific summonerId. */
2const currentGameInfo = await galeforce.lol.spectator.active() // Target the /lol/spectator/v4/active-games/by-summoner/{summonerId} endpoint
3  .region(galeforce.region.lol.NORTH_AMERICA) // Sets the request region to 'na1' (i.e., target the NA server)
4  .summonerId('summonerId') // Sets the request summonerId to 'summonerId'
5  .exec(); // See .exec() above.

.<property>() methods may only be called once and are removed from the Action after being used.

1/* Gets current game info for a specific summonerId. */
2const currentGameInfo = await galeforce.lol.spectator.active() // Target the /lol/spectator/v4/active-games/by-summoner/{summonerId} endpoint
3  .region(galeforce.region.lol.NORTH_AMERICA) // Sets the request region to 'na1' (i.e., target the NA server)
4  .region(galeforce.region.lol.KOREA) // galeforce.lol.spectator.active(...).region(...).region is not a function

.set()

Sets multiple properties (region, summonerId, puuid, etc.) in the Action request payload simultaneously.

Example

1/* Gets league entries for a given Teamfight Tactics ranked league. */
2const TFTLeagueInfo = await galeforce.tft.league.entries() // Target the /tft/league/v1/entries/{tier}/{division} endpoint
3  .set({ // Set multiple Action payload properties simultaneously
4    region: galeforce.region.lol.NORTH_AMERICA, // Sets the request region to 'na1' (i.e., target the NA server)
5    tier: galeforce.tier.DIAMOND, // Sets the request tier to 'DIAMOND' (i.e., search for players in Diamond)
6    division: galeforce.division.IV, // Sets the request division to 'IV' (i.e., search for players in division IV of their tier)
7  })
8  .exec(); // See .exec() above.

Using DTOs

Galeforce includes DTOs for all Riot API responses as TypeScript interfaces. Although all actions already return an object typed with the corresponding DTO, these can be accessed explicitly via GaleforceModule.dto or as another export:

1import GaleforceModule from 'galeforce';
2
3const summonerData: GaleforceModule.dto.SummonerDTO = ... 
4// get summoner data

1import GaleforceModule, { dto } from 'galeforce';
2
3const summonerData: dto.SummonerDTO = ...
4// get summoner data

Config structure

When initializing Galeforce, a config object (JSON) or a path to a YAML file may optionally be passed to the GaleforceModule() constructor as an argument:

1const galeforce = new GaleforceModule(/* optional config file path or object */);

Omitting the config will prevent Galeforce from being able to interface with the Riot Games API (as no API key will be specified), although Data Dragon and the Live Client Data API will still be available.

Template string-like values (such as ${RIOT_KEY}) will be evaluated using environment variables in process.env. The configuration file may contain any of the following structure (all top-level fields are optional):

1riot-api:
2  key: 'RGAPI-???' # (string) Your Riot API key from https://developer.riotgames.com
3rate-limit:
4  type: 'bottleneck' # (string) The type of rate limiter Galeforce should use ('bottleneck', 'null')
5  cache:
6    type: ${CACHE_TYPE} # (string) What kind of cache to use ('redis', 'internal')
7    uri: ${CACHE_URI} # (string) The cache URI to connect to (required for 'redis' cache)
8    key-id: 'galeforce' # (string) The key ID to use for rate-limiting keys in the Redis cache
9  options:
10    intervals: # (key <seconds>: value <number of requests>) Manually-set local rate limits, applied per region
11      120: 100
12      1: 20
13    max-concurrent: null # (null | number) The maximum number of concurrent requests allowed. Setting to null allows unlimited concurrent requests.
14    min-time: 0 # (number) The minimum amount of time between consecutive requests
15    retry-count-after-429: 3 # (number) The number of retry attempts after an HTTP 429 error is received, delayed by response header
16debug: [] # A list containing any of 'action', 'payload', 'rate-limit', 'riot-api', '*' (all)

Documentation

See here for further documentation and a complete list of methods.

Disclaimer

Galeforce isn't endorsed by Riot Games and doesn't reflect the views or opinions of Riot Games or anyone officially involved in producing or managing League of Legends. League of Legends and Riot Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Riot Games, Inc. League of Legends © Riot Games, Inc.

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galeforce-tmp-sea

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Developer Guide

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CommonJS

>=14.0

18.14.1

9.3.1

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