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Trivia API

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A Node.JS module for getting trivia questions in all your fancy projects, in a pretty simple way.

Classes

Trivia

Functions

getCategories()Promise.<Object>

Returs the available categories of the trivia questions.

getQuestions([options])Promise.<Object>

Returs a trivia question from the given options.

Trivia

Kind: global class

new Trivia([options])

Param Type Optional Description
[options] Object True The options for Trivia API
[options.encoding] String True The encoding format of the result, either urlLegacy, url3986 and base64.

Example

const Trivia = require('trivia-api')
const trivia = new Trivia({ encoding: 'url3986' });

getCategories() ⇒ Promise.<Object>

Returs the available categories of the trivia questions.

Kind: global function
Returns: Promise.<Object> - Resolves available trivia categories and their IDs
Example

trivia.getCategories()
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(console.error);

getQuestions([options]) ⇒ Promise.<Object>

Returs a trivia question from the given options.

Kind: global function
Returns: Promise.<Object> - Resolves available trivia questions

Param Type Optional Default Description
[options] Object True The options for retrieving the question
[options.amount] String True 1 The amount of question(s) to be retrieved
[options.difficulty] String True The difficulty of question(s) to be retrieved, either easy, medium or hard
[options.category] Number True The category ID from which the question(s) should be retrieved
[options.type] String True The type of question(s) to be retrieved, either multiple or boolean

Example

let options = {
  type: 'boolean',
  amount: 10,
  difficulty: 'hard'
};
trivia.getQuestions(options)
  .then(questions => console.log(questions))
  .catch(console.error);

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