Feature Request: Allow installation via `npm` for use in NodeJS services

Firstly, thanks for the amazing API.

I see that this package is already available via the npm registry and can be installed through npm. However, it looks like it’s primarily optimized for running your own instance of the REST API server. I’m wondering if I could request the ability to install this package as an on-demand utility for making requests for OW stats instead. My use case is to use this package inside a Discord bot, so I have no need to run a standalone srv service with the API. I just need to make on-demand requests to the Overwatch stats from time to time.

My expectation is that I would be able to:

• npm install overwatch-api
• Then import it into NodeJS service as import OverwatchAPI from 'overwatch-api'
• Then use either the profile or stats parsers directly via
• OverwatchAPI.profile('us', 'pc', 'sometag-123', (response) => { console.log(response); })

However, at the moment there are a few issues preventing me from using this package this way:

• The package is written with ES6 modules and cannot be easily imported as needed above. In order for this to work, you’d need to add a prepublish script to generate CommonJS modules in the output before publishing the package on npm.
• There is no index.js file that exports all the available parser utility functions.
• The main and module keys in package.json aren’t setup correctly

If you don’t object to this, I’d be happy to create a pull request with the needed changes.

[EvHaus]

Ah, my bad! I completely missed the new API docs. It works great. Thank you so much!

[alfg]

Right, currently I’m publishing the root as overwatch-api-server, and the client within api/package.json as overwatch-api to be the client api as two separate packages. Is that different from what you are saying?