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Hello everybody! Help me please. Can anyone have a Glitch API? Give a link to the documentation if available. :slight_smile:

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The Glitch API is not ready for public consumption yet so there are no official docs, but I am sure someone can help you out :slight_smile: I’ve never used it myself

Eddie

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Thank you the answer :slight_smile:

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There is simply a module that allows you to use the Glitch API. I checked it, but essentially nothing worked.

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Yes, that’s the Glitch API npm package by @jarvis394.

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@khalby786,I put it yesterday. The package does not work.

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Yes, it does. If you know how to use it.

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@khalby786, I know. I opened the documentation. But my VSCode did not want to work with him.

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And why is that?  

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@khalby786, Honestly I do not know. I thought it did not work. After all, the Glitch API is not yet publicly available.

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Make sure you have Git and npm installed.

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Sorry, to clarify, it is available for you to use, it’s just not ready/designed for you to use it (e.g. public consumption)
Sorry if I confused you there.
Eddie

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Hello @xyligan,
Can you please describe what’s gone wrong? Can you share screenshots or logs from the package examples?

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Uff … I uninstalled the module already unfortunately …

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Could you please remember what didn’t work with your VSC? Have you used a Glitch user’s token?

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I can give only the sample code that I wrote.

const { Glitch } = require('glitch-api');
const glitch = new Glitch({ token: 'my token' });
const { api } = glitch;

if(cmd === `${prefix}project`) {
    let messageArray = message.content.split(' ');
    let cmd = messageArray[0];
    let args = messageArray.slice(1);

    api.projects.search(args[0]);
}
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I received the token in the browser console by writing the following command:

(JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('cachedUser'))).PersistentToken
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@jarvis394, I use this docs: Click

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Yep, searching is broken because Glitch now uses Algolia API. I’ll see what I can do here.

Also, .search returns Promise, therefore you have to use .then construction or async/await.

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I think you can use projects.get with project domain: https://glapi.ml/classes/projects#get

const project = await api.projects.get({ domain })