TargetDummy CLI

The TargetDummy CLI fetches data from the Battle.net API and logs the JSON string to the console.

Commands

The CLI is called with td or targetdummy and your Battle.net Developer API key available through your environment variables.

$ BATTLENET_CLIENT_ID=<apikey> td request <game> <resource> [--options]

All request commands accept origin (-o) and locale (-l) options.

• --origin, -o String
  • choices: us, eu, kr, tw, sea, cn
  • default: us
• --locale, -l - String
  • choices: depends on which origin is specified
  • default: the primary language code for the specified origin
  • see the API documentation for reference

Diablo 3

$ td request d3 <resource>

Commands

data

• --key, -k String - the key of the data resource
  • choices: artisan, follower, item
• --id, -i String - the ID of the data resource
  • artisan: blacksmith, jeweler, mystic
  • follower: templar, scoundrel, enchantress
  • item: the item ID

era

• --id, -i Number - the era ID
• --leaderboard, -b String - the leaderboard ID
• --token, -t String - an authenticated user access token

profile

• --battletag, -b String - the battletag of the user profile
• --hero, -i Number - the hero ID

season

• --id, -i Number - the era ID

• --leaderboard, -b String - the leaderboard ID

• --token, -t String - an authenticated user access token

Starcraft 2

$ td request sc2 <resource>

Commands

data

• --key, -k String - the key of the data resource
  • choices: achievements, rewards

ladder

• --id, -i Number - the ladder ID

profile

• --key, -k String - the key of the profile resource
• --id, -i Number - the user profile ID
• --name, -n String - the user profile name
• --region, -r [Number] - the user profile region
  • default: 1

World of Warcraft

$ td request wow <resource>

Commands

achievement

• --id, -i Number - the achievement ID

auction

• --realm, -r String - the realm slug

boss

• --id, -i [Number] - the boss ID
  • omit for all bosses

challenge

• --realm, -r String - the realm slug

character

• --realm, -r String - the realm of the character
• --name, -n String - the name of the character
• --fields, -f [Array] - one or more additional character data fields
  • choices: profile, achievements, appearance, audit, feed, guild, hunterPets, items, mounts, pets, petSlots, professions, progression, pvp, quests, reputation, statistics, stats, talents, titles
  • default: profile

data

• --key, -k String - the key of the data resource
  • choices: battlegroups, character:achievements, character:classes, character:races, guild:achievements, guild:rewards, guild:perks, item:classes, talents, pet:types

guild

• --realm, -r String - the realm of the guild
• --name, -n String - the name of the guild
• --fields, -f [Array] - one more more additional guild data fields
  • choices: profile, achievements, members, news, challenge
  • default: profile

item

• --id, -i Number - the item ID
• --set, -s Boolean - whether the item ID is for a set

mount

• no options

pet

• --key, -k String - the key of the pet data
  • choices: list, ability, species, stats
  • default: list
• --id, -i [String] - the pet abilities or species ID
• --level, -e [Number] - the pet level
• --breed, -d [Number] - the pet breed
• --quality, -q [Number] - the pet quality

pvp

• --bracket, -b String - the PvP bracket ID
  • choices: 2v2, 3v3, 5v5, rgb

quest

• --id, -i Number - the quest ID

realms

• --realms, -r [Array] - One or more realm slugs
  • omit for all realms

recipe

• --id, -i Number - the recipe ID

spell

• --id, -i Number - the spell ID

zone

• --id, -i [Number] - the zone ID
  • omit for all zones