Dragalia Lost library

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This library allows to easily query the Gamepedia page at https://dragalialost.gamepedia.com.

It is written using Kotlin multiplatform and builds an publishes in JVM and JS for now.

NB: STILL IN DEVELOPMENT

At the moment only raw data from Gamepedia is available using the GamepediaDatasourceImplementantion, but development is going fast.

Project structure

The library is divided into 4 groups - each one has their respective artifact for any given platform - and is written using a clean architecture:

• core: definitions of the entities and DragaliaLostRepository interface with suspending functions. The JS build has as well DragaliaLostJsRepository with promises instead.

• data: definition of gamepedia types and its GamepediaDatasource interface. Contains the implementation of the repository using the available datasource.

• core: platform specific implementation of datasources.

• kodein-di: Contains prebuilt modules to allow dependency injection using Kodein-DI.

Each maven publication depends on the previous (duh!), which means that depending on your needs you should import just one.

How to use

USING CORE

When importing just core you need to instantiate DragaliaLostRepositoryImplementation wich needs a GamepediaDatasourceImplementation (and a bunch of mappers!), which needs a Ktor HttpClient (with the JsonFeature installed), which needs GamepediaEndpointsImplementation, and so on and so forth.

USING KODEIN-DI

When building your kodein just import(dragaliaLostModule()) and ask for an instance<DragaliaLostRepository>()! Easy right? ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️ This do not work atm. just be content to get an instance<GamepediaDatasource>!

Install

Use Maven or Gradle. Latest master builds are available through Jitpack (click the badge just above). The stable releases will use the GitHub package registry. Check the upper section!

I'll make a n00b-friendly install guide as soon as the library reaches a decent stage.

A day may come when i find a decent way to publish this on NPM and make it usable from a plain JS/TS project, but it is not this day...