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Migration Guide

Upgrading from v3 to v4 should be pretty staightforward because v3 likely doesn't work now and virtually no-one should be using it with a great degree of success.

For you who still manage to use v3: I'm sorry. If you are upgrading there are so many changes to the API methods that I can't even begin documenting the differences (probably should have been writing down the differences as I was working on v4...)

For methods that still work, I highly encourage the use of TypeScript or some form of intellisense to provide code suggestions.

For a list of all methods, or to find an equivalent method from v3 to v4, please refer to the method parameters documented in the resource references:

Initializing a client

Individual game clients are now named exports and initialized separately instead of them all being available from the default export.

Supported game clients: d3, hs, sc2, wow

v3 👎

const blizzard = require('blizzard.js').initialize({
  key: BLIZZARD_CLIENT_ID,
  secret: BLIZZARD_CLIENT_SECRET,
  origin: 'us', // optional
  locale: 'en_US', // optional
  token: '', // optional
})

v4 👍

import { wow } from 'blizzard.js'

const wowClient = await wow.createInstance({
  key: BLIZZARD_CLIENT_ID,
  secret: BLIZZARD_CLIENT_SECRET,
  origin: 'us', // optional
  locale: 'en_US', // optional
  token: '', // optional
})
const blizzard = require('blizzard.js')

const wowClient = await blizzard.wow.createInstance({
  key: BLIZZARD_CLIENT_ID,
  secret: BLIZZARD_CLIENT_SECRET,
  origin: 'us', // optional
  locale: 'en_US', // optional
  token: '', // optional
})

Calling API methods

All API methods continue to accept all parameters that the client accepts, in cases where you may wish to use different values to the default key, secret, origin, locale, token.

Note that protected profile requests for World of Warcraft require a user token to be provided.

The return value of methods is still a Promise that resolves to an AxiosResponse object.

With async/await

const character = await wowClient.characterProfile({ realm: '...', name: '...' })

console.log(character.data)

With then/catch

wowClient.characterProfile({ realm: '...', name: '...' }).then((response) => {
  console.log(response.data)
})