battle_net - Dart API docs

Dart wrapper client for Battle.Net API

You can easily communicate with BattleNet service inside your Flutter/Dart application.

Available Features

Battle.net OAuth APIs

User Authentication
- Authorization Request - The authorization request is the first part of the authorization code flow, OAuth's authentication flow for performing API requests on behalf of a user.
- Access Token Request - The access token request is the second part of the authorization code flow.
- User Info - Returns basic information about the user associated with the current bearer token.
Application Authentication
- Post Client Credentials - Access Token Request. This is the only request necessary for the client credential flow, OAuth's authentication flow intended for application servers.
Token Validation
- Post Token Validation - Verifies that a given bearer token is valid and retrieves metadata about the token, including the client_id used to create the token, expiration timestamp, and scopes granted to the token.

World of Warcraft Game Data APIs

WoW Token API
- Get Token Index - Returns the WoW Token index.
Connected Realm API
- Connected Realm - Returns a connected realm by ID.
- Connected Realms Search - Performs a search of connected realms.

Getting started

Add to your pubspec.yaml the latest version of the library

dependencies:
  battle_net: ^<latest_version>

Now in your Dart code, you can use:

import 'package:battle_net/battle_net.dart';

Usage

Provide client id and client secret, which can be found in your developer account on BattleNet.

final BattleNet battleNet = 
  BattleNet(clientId: 'clientId', clientSecret: 'clientSecret');

Now you can fetch data from BattleNet services.

final ClientCredentialsResponse clientCredentialsResponse = 
    await battleNet.postClientCredentials();

Get Token Index

You can fetch Retail WoW Token price in EU region using this example.

final TokenIndex tokenIndex = await battleNet.getTokenIndex(
    accessToken: clientCredentialsResponse.accessToken,
    region: BattleNetRegion.eu,
    namespace: BattleNetNamespace.dynamic,
    locale: BattleNetLocale.enGB);

Connected Realm

You can also fetch connected realm details by id using the example below:

const int connectedRealmId = 1301;
final ConnectedRealmResponse connectedRealm = await battleNet.getConnectedRealm(
    accessToken: clientCredentialsResponse.accessToken,
    region: BattleNetRegion.eu,
    namespace: BattleNetNamespace.dynamic,
    id: connectedRealmId);

Connected Realm Search

You can also fetch connected realm details by id using the example below:

final ConnectedRealmSearchResponse result = 
    await battleNet.getConnectedRealmSearch(
      accessToken: clientCredentialsResponse.accessToken,
      region: BattleNetRegion.eu,
      namespace: BattleNetNamespace.dynamic,
      statusType: ServerStatus.UP,
      realmsTimezone: RealmTimezone.EUROPE_PARIS,
      hasQueue: false,
      populationType: PopulationType.FULL,
      realmsIsTournament: false,
);

Additional information

Available BattleNet regions

API data is limited to specific regions. BattleNet region is the region of the data to retrieve. Locale support is limited to locations supported on Blizzard community game sites.

Region	Data
US	Battle.net, WoW, D3, SC2
EU	Battle.net, WoW, D3, SC2
KR	Battle.net, WoW, D3, SC2
TW	Battle.net, WoW, D3, SC2

For example,

BattleNetRegion.eu

Localization

All available API resources provide localized strings using BattleNetLocale parameter. Supported locales vary from region to region and align with those supported on Blizzard community sites.

Region	Host	Available Locales
North America	https://us.api.blizzard.com/	en_US, es_MX, pt_BR
Europe	https://eu.api.blizzard.com/	en_GB, es_ES, fr_FR, ru_RU, de_DE, pt_PT, it_IT
Korea	https://kr.api.blizzard.com/	ko_KR
Taiwan	https://tw.api.blizzard.com/	zh_TW