mrivals

This a wrapper/scrapper of the TRNetwork site with Marvel Rivals stats.

There are no API keys required.

Instalation

npm i mrivals

Usage:

Note: This module can use many strategies to fetch data: fetch, curl and flaresolverr

• For browser envoriments:
  • Default fetch should be ok, can use a flaresolverr if available
• For server enviroments:
  • You can try your luck with fetch (node v16+), switch to curl if it fails
  • flaresolverr is recommended (the default docker image is ok)

You can pass additional options:

Option	Type	Description	Default
useCurl	boolean	Whether to use curl instead of fetch	false
flaresolverrUrl	string	The url of the flaresolverr instance	undefined

await API.fetchUser(username, { 
  flaresolverrUrl: 'https://some.flaresolverr.domain:8191', // will use flaresolverr instance 
  useCurl: true, // will use curl instead of fetch (ommited when flaresolverrUrl is provided)
});

Example

There is only one static function that takes an username.

// this returns an API instance with the data already fetched
await API.fetchUser(username); // user#tag

You must call API.fetchUser before using any other method.

Methods	Description
info	user and mmr info
overview	overview stats
heroes	heroes stats
roles	roles stats
peakRank	peak rank
raw	return raw response

Example code

Feel free to use my riot username for testing

const { API } = require('mrivals');

try {
  const user = await API.fetchUser('ifraan');

  console.log('User:', user.info());
  console.log('Overview:', user.overview());
  console.log('Heroes:', user.heroes());
  console.log('Roles:', user.roles());
  console.log('Peak MMR:', user.peakRank());
  console.log('Raw:', user.raw());
} catch (e) {
  console.log(e);
  /* Error: We could not find the player [player]. */
}

Disclaimer

This project is fully for educational purposes and if you want to use the marvel rivals api in a production/commertial enviroment you should ask or email the guys at TRNetwork.