NexOracle Rest APIs

A hub of RESTful APIs for developers, providing 600+ powerful endpoints across multiple categories.
From downloaders and AI tools to image processing, games, and converters - everything you need to elevate your applications to new heights.

Features

• Developer-Friendly - Intuitive endpoints with clear documentation
• Extensive Collection - 600+ ready-to-use REST APIs across 20+ categories
• Affordable Pricing - Competitive rates with many free endpoints
• Blazing Fast - Optimized for speed and reliability
• Seamless Integration - Works with any programming language or framework
• Complete Documentation - Detailed guides and examples for every API

API Categories

NexOracle offers APIs across numerous categories including:

• Islamic - Quran, Surah, Hadith and more
• News - Latest news endpoints of many platforms
• Downloader - Download content from many platforms
• AI Tools - Many ai models and llms
• Image Processing - Filters, effects, and more
• Stalking - Social media data extraction
• Searching - Advanced search apis across platforms
• Converters - Format and convert your data
• And many more!

Explore our complete catalog at api.nexoracle.com/dashboard

Getting Started with NexOracle Rest APIs

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Welcome to NexOracle Rest APIs, your one-stop solution for seamless API integrations! Our extensive collection of APIs is designed for developers building apps, businesses enhancing services, or tech enthusiasts experimenting with new ideas.

Step 1: Sign Up

• Create an account to access our API dashboard. Signing up is quick and easy, providing instant access to hundreds of powerful APIs.

Step 2: Get Your API Key

• After signing up, navigate to your Profile by clicking on the avatar in the top right to get your unique API key for authenticating requests.

Step 3: Choose an API

• Browse our comprehensive API library and select the API that fits your needs. Each API includes detailed documentation with endpoints, parameters, and response formats.

Step 4: Make Your First API Call

• With your API key in hand, you're ready to start! All our APIs follow REST principles and are designed for simple, intuitive integration.

Step 5: Integrate the API

• Easily incorporate our APIs into your existing systems using the provided code examples for popular languages like JavaScript, Python, PHP and more.

Step 6: Upgrade for More Features

• For extensive usage and advanced features, upgrade to a PRO or VIP plan offering higher limits, faster response times, and premium feature access.

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Official NPM Library: @nexoracle/api

Our official SDK provides a streamlined way to interact with NexOracle APIs in JavaScript environments.
The npm is currently in development.

Installation

# NPM
npm install @nexoracle/api

# Yarn
yarn add @nexoracle/api

# PNPM
pnpm add @nexoracle/api

# BUN
bun add @nexoracle/api

Browser (CDN)

<!-- Global script -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@nexoracle/api@1.0.2/dist/browser/index.global.js"></script>
<script>
  const { setConfig, islamic, downloader } = api; // Access functions from global api object
  setConfig({ apiKey: "your_api_key_here" });
</script>

<!-- ES Module -->
<script type="module">
  import { setConfig, islamic, downloader } from "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@nexoracle/api@1.0.2/dist/browser/index.mjs";
  setConfig({ apiKey: "your_api_key_here" });
</script>

CommonJS is also available:

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@nexoracle/api@1.0.2/dist/browser/index.cjs

Configuration

Set up the SDK at the top of your main file:

const { setConfig } = require("@nexoracle/api");

setConfig({
  apiKey: "your_api_key_here",
  apiUrl: "https://api.nexoracle.com", // Optional, default is already set
});

Notes:

• Call setConfig() only once — it sets the global configuration used in all requests
• Pass apiKey parameter in setConfig - it will be used globally when making request
• You can override the global apiKey by passing apikey directly in API params
• The apiUrl parameter is optional — it defaults to https://api.nexoracle.com but can be overridden if needed

Usage Examples

Example 1 — (JSON)

const { islamic, downloader } = require("@nexoracle/api");

async function main() {
  // Pass true as the last parameter to get the direct result object
  const downloadAPK = await downloader.apk({ query: "pubg" }, true);
  console.log("APK Data:", JSON.stringify(downloadAPK, null, 2));

  // Without true parameter, get the complete response including metadata
  const fullResponse = await downloader.apk({ query: "pubg" });
  console.log("Full response:", fullResponse);

  // For the apis that don't require any param, you can skip their param when using
  const surahDetails = await islamic.surahDetails(); // you can pass the true param, if u want result object only
  console.log("Surah Details:", JSON.stringify(surahDetails, null, 2));
}
main();

Example 2 — (Buffer + Save to File)

const fs = require("fs");
const { islamic } = require("@nexoracle/api");

async function main() {
  const quranAudio = await islamic.alQuran({ query: 1 });

  if (quranAudio instanceof ArrayBuffer) {
    const buffer = Buffer.from(quranAudio);
    fs.writeFileSync("surah1.mp3", buffer);
    console.log("✅ Saved as surah1.mp3");
  }
}
main();

Example 3 — Image Processing (Wanted Poster)

const fs = require("fs");
const { imageProcessing } = require("@nexoracle/api");

async function main() {
  const imageUrl = "https://i.pinimg.com/736x/d7/bf/77/d7bf77878131295fabd6a530d1944222.jpg";
  const buffer = await imageProcessing.wanted({ img: imageUrl });

  if (buffer instanceof ArrayBuffer) {
    fs.writeFileSync("wanted.jpg", Buffer.from(buffer));
    console.log("✅ Saved as wanted.jpg");
  }
}
main();

Example 4 — Direct API Fetch (with fetchApi helper)

The fetchApi helper is included to make raw API requests:

const { fetchApi } = require("@nexoracle/api");

async function main() {
  // JSON request - passing true to get direct result object
  const downloadAPK = await fetchApi.json("https://api.nexoracle.com/downloader/apk", { apikey: "your_api_key_here", query: "pubg" }, true);
  console.log("APK Data: " + JSON.stringify(downloadAPK, null, 2));

  // Buffer request (for images, audio, files etc)
  const img = "https://i.pinimg.com/736x/d7/bf/77/d7bf77878131295fabd6a530d1944222.jpg";
  const imageBuffer = await fetchApi.buffer("https://api.nexoracle.com/image-processing/wanted", { apikey: "your_api_key_here", img });

  const buffer = Buffer.from(imageBuffer);
  console.log("Image Buffer: " + buffer);

  // Use the buffer as needed...
}
main();

Note: The fetchResultOnly parameter (third parameter in fetchApi.json) when set to true returns only the result object, skipping metadata. Use this for cleaner responses when you don't need status information. You need to provide apikey parameter when using fetchApi function.

Example 5 — Using with External HTTP Libraries

If you prefer using your own HTTP client:

const axios = require("axios");

(async () => {
  const res = await axios.get("https://api.nexoracle.com/downloader/apk?apikey=your_api_key_here&query=pubg");
  console.log(res.data);
})();

Developer Notes

• This SDK uses built-in fetch - no external dependencies required
• The fetchApi helper is optimized for the api.nexoracle.com response format
• Works in Node.js and browsers with full TypeScript support
• All endpoints return promises that resolve to either JSON data or ArrayBuffer (for binary responses)
• For API Providers: If you reuse this repo to create your own npm, you'll need to modify the fetchApi function to match your apis response structure. The current implementation is specifically designed for NexOracle's API response format.

Contributions

We welcome contributions to improve both our APIs and SDK! Feel free to open issues, submit pull requests, or suggest new API endpoints.

License

MIT LICENSE