napcat-sdk 0.1.1 → 0.1.2
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- package/package.json +2 -3
- package/readme.md +70 -0
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# NapCat SDK for TypeScript
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## Getting Started
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The NapCat SDK for TypeScript allows developers to easily integrate NapCat's functionalities into their TypeScript applications. This SDK provides a set of tools and utilities to interact with NapCat services seamlessly.
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## Installation
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You can install the NapCat SDK via npm. Run the following command in your terminal:
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```bash
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pnpm install napcat-sdk
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```
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## Quick Start
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To connect to NapCat, you need to create an instance of the NapCat client. Here's a simple example:
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```typescript
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import { NapCat, segment } from 'napcat-sdk'
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// 1. Create a new NapCat client instance
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const napcat = new NapCat({
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// protocol: 'ws', // Optional: specify the protocol (default is 'ws')
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// host: 'localhost', // Optional: specify a custom host
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// port: 3333, // Optional: specify a custom port
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token: 'here-your-auth-token', // Required: your authentication token
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})
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// 2. Subscribe to events
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napcat.on('message', (event) => {
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// replay is a method to send a message quickly, optional with reply mark
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event.reply('Hello from NapCat SDK!', true) // true is for reply mark
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// you can call all the NapCat api through `napcat.api()` method
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const { value } = await napcat.api<{ value: unknown }>('awesome-function')
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})
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// you can also listen to specific message sub-types
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napcat.on('message.group', async (event) => {
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// all methods of a message event are available
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await event.addEssence(event.message_id)
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await event.recall()
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// You can also interact with group instance to do some operations
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await event.group.setTitle(114514, 'Special Title')
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// message to send is allowed to be an array of segments
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await event.reply(['Hi! ', napcat.segment.face(66)])
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// or just use napcat to send messages
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await napcat.sendGroupMsg(event.group_id, 'Hello Group!')
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// and more events...
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napcat.on('notice', (event) => {})
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napcat.on('notice.group', (event) => {})
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napcat.on('request', (event) => {})
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napcat.on('request.group.invite', (event) => {
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// approve the group invite request, or event.reject() to reject
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event.approve()
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})
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// close the connection when needed
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napcat.close()
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## License
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MIT License © 2025-PRESENT Viki
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