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Items

You can fetch items with name or ID!

You can fetch items with two methods: using the item name or item ID.

A list of items can also be returned.

Fetch all Items

GET https://econuker.xyz/api/items

Returns a full list of viewable items.

An auth token with admin permissions will return all items, regardless of viewability.

Headers

Name
Type
Description

Authorization

String

Input an auth token.

Returns a list of items:

{
    "itemid": ["Item Name", "Rarity", "Item Description", ["Aliases"], "extradata (there will always be extradata, or None)", "SellPrice (Unsellable)|BuyPrice (Unbuyable)", "Item Worth"],
    "itemid2": ["Item Name", "Rarity", "Item Description", ["Aliases"], "extradata (there will always be extradata, or None)", "SellPrice (Unsellable)|BuyPrice (Unbuyable)", "Item Worth"],
    "itemid3": ["Item Name", "Rarity", "Item Description", ["Aliases"], "extradata (there will always be extradata, or None)", "SellPrice (Unsellable)|BuyPrice (Unbuyable)", "Item Worth"]
}

Fetch an Item

GET https://econuker.xyz/api/item

You can fetch an item with the item name or item ID. Either id or name is required.

Query Parameters

Name
Type
Description

id

String

Pass an item ID. ?id=5

name

String

Pass an item name. Not case sensitive.?name=Deer

Headers

Name
Type
Description

Authorization

String

Input an auth token.

Example response:

{"2":["Uncommon Trophy","Uncommon","A uncommon trophy, currently for flexing purposes.",[],"None","2500|5000","2500"]}

Items follow the format:

{"itemid":["Item Name","Rarity","Item Description",["Aliases"],"extradata (there will always be extradata, or None)","SellPrice (Unsellable)|BuyPrice (Unbuyable)","Item Worth"]}

There may be cases where the item is hidden from the general public, such as items that aren't meant to be seen.

This can be bypassed with a "admin" level auth token.

This error is returned when a token is received, but with insufficient permissions.

Returns an error message:

403: Auth token "token" has "tokenauth" permissions, but needs "admin" permissions to query item "id/name".

There may be cases where the item is hidden from the general public, such as items that aren't meant to be seen.

This error is returned when no token is received.

Returns an error message:

401: No authorization token passed. An authorization token with "admin" permissions is required to fetch this item.

Normally because you're missing the query args, such as ID or Name, OR because you're using BOTH.

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