WIP gw2api

gw2api is a WIP wrapper over the official Guild Wars 2 API written in Rust using ureq as the underlying request maker.

use gw2api::client::Client;
use gw2api::v1::build::Build;

let client = Client::new();
let build = Build::get_build(&client).unwrap();
println!("Current build id: {}", build.id());

Currently supported endpoints:

• Endpoints
  • V2
    • Account
      • Bank (Auth)
      • Dyes (Auth)
      • Materials (Auth)
      • Skins (Auth)
      • Characters (Auth)
      • Shared Inventory (Auth)
    • Achievements
      • Achievements
      • Achievements Daily
      • Achievement Groups
      • Achievement Categories
    • Commerce
      • Listings
      • Echange
      • Prices
      • Transactions (Auth)
    • Guilds
      • Guild Upgrades
      • Guild Permissions
      • Guild Members (Auth Guild Leader)
      • Guild Ranks (Auth Guild Leader)
      • Guild Stash (Auth Guild Leader)
      • Guild Treasury (Auth Guild Leader)
      • Log (Auth Guild Leader)
      • Emblems
      • Teams
    • PvP
      • Amulets
      • Heroes
      • Stats (Auth)
      • Games (Auth)
      • Ranks (Auth)
      • Standings (Auth)
      • Seasons
    • Items
      • Recipes
        • Search
      • Items
      • Skins
    • World vs World
      • Matches
      • Objectives
    • Game Mechanics
      • Traits
      • Specializations
    • Map Information
      • Continents
      • Maps
    • Misc
      • Build
      • Colors
      • Currencies
      • Quaggans
      • Worlds
      • Minis
      • Tokeninfo
  • V1
    • Build
    • Colors
    • Continents
    • Event details
    • Event names (DISABLED)
    • Events (DISABLED) - won't fix
    • Files
    • Guild details
    • Item details
    • Items
    • Map floor
    • Map names
    • Maps
    • Recipe details
    • Recipes
    • Skin details
    • Skins
    • World names
    • WvW (returns 404/503 errors if requested, directly request the sub-endpoints below)
      • Match details
      • Matches
      • Objective names

Q&A

Q: Y u do dis?!

A: There simply didn't exist a fully functional API wrapper for the API, which I needed. It's also a good learning experience in how to write wrappers, planning out project structure and implementing tests. All in all; yay, I spent way too much time on this. (╥_╥)

Shoutouts

• tyria-rs - where I stole some of the project structure from. I would have used this instead if it were complete.