Wow classic items
Collection of all WoW Vanilla, TBC and WotLK Classic items, professions, zones and classes
This project aims to provide a well-rounded WoW Classic database and to make that available for use in your project, by scraping Wowhead and the official Blizzard API. The project is written primarily in JavaScript, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2019. Key topics include: api, items, wow, wow-api, wow-classic.
WoW Classic Items
This project aims to provide a well-rounded WoW Classic database and to make that available for use in your project,
by scraping Wowhead and the official Blizzard API.
Current content:
- Items (General properties, icons, tooltips, crafting, sources)
- Professions
- Zones
- Classes
Installation
npm install wow-classic-items
or
yarn add wow-classic-items
This package is currently laid out for node.js, as this is what we're using in production. However, if you need the database available for another language, simply read in the JSON yourself from /data/json
Usage
jsconst Database = require('wow-classic-items') const items = new Database.Items(options) const professions = new Database.Professions(options) const zones = new Database.Zones(options) const classes = new Database.Classes(options)
items is functionally identical to an array and can be used as such:
<br>jsitems[0] // Returns first item items.filter((i) => i.class === 'Weapon') items.map((i) => i.itemId) items.getItemLink(123468) // Returns copy paste-able ingame link professions.get('Alchemy') // .get returns specified profession
Item Properties
js[{ itemId: 19019, // Unique Item Id name: 'Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker', // Display name icon: 'inv_sword_39', // Display icon class: 'Weapon', // Item class subclass: 'Sword', // Item subclass, if available sellPrice: 255355, // Price for what this item can be sold to a vendor quality: 'Legendary', // Item quality itemLevel: 80, // Item level requiredLevel: 60, // Required level for this item slot: 'One-Hand', // Item slot tooltip: [Object], // Item tooltip (see below) itemLink: '|cffff8000|Hitem:19019::::::::::0|h[Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker]|h|r', // Copy-pasteable ingame item link uniqueName: 'thunderfury-blessed-blade-of-the-windseeker', // Unique item name contentPhase: 3, // Content phase in which this item becomes available vendorPrice: 1312, // Weighted vendor price if this item can be bought from a vendor source: { // Source, either Boss Drop, Rare Drop, Zone Drop or Quest category: 'Boss Drop', name: 'Some Random Boss', // Only set on Boss Drop zone: [209], // Only set on Zone Drop or Boss Drop dropChance: 0.33, // Only set on Drops quests: [{ questId: 256, name: 'Some Random Quest', faction: 'Horde' }] // Only set on Quest } }, ...]
Tooltip
The tooltip is built the following way:
[{ label: 'Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker', format: 'Legendary' }, ...]
Each label represents one line in the tooltip. The format field specifies if theres a special formatting:
| Format | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Quality | If there is a quality (Common, Rare, Legendary...) it specifies the corresponding color of the label. |
Misc | This also refers to the label color: The item level and flavor text. |
alignRight | This means that the label is aligned inline to the right of the previous label (for example Armor ---- Plate). |
indent | This means that the label is indented and should be treated as if it was quality Poor (for example in set pieces). |
Note that the actual sell price is not included in the tooltip (just the label), so you can format it how you want.
<br>Configuration
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| iconSrc | 'blizzard' | Specifies from which source the item icon URL's are generated. Valid values are 'blizzard', 'wowhead' and false (in this case only the icon name is returned). |
Building and Testing
Install Dependencies:
yarn
Create a file called blizzard_token in the root directory and add your Blizzard API Access token
Create directory data/build
mkdir data/build
Build the item database (default output is /data/build/data.json):
yarn build
The professions database is currently handmade.
After that you can validate the build and/or check the changes between yours and the current one with:
yarn validate
Test the item class with:
yarn test
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License
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