719672ffa0
Makes it so: - An `Info`'s `Website` doesn't need to wait for other `Website`s of that same `Info` to load to show up - An `Info`s `Website` not working won't prevent other `Website`s of that same `Info` from showing up - Code is more split and organized Furthermore, the token for the osu! API is now stored, and used for ALL osu! requests for 24 hours instead of being revoked Overall, it's a lot of future-proofing so things on working even if I'm no longer there to maintain them Also so `Info`s can be added, changed, and removed more easily
31 lines
803 B
TypeScript
31 lines
803 B
TypeScript
import {type Handler} from "@netlify/functions";
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import {API} from "osu-api-v2-js";
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const handler: Handler = async () => {
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const [token, expiration] = [process.env["OSU_TOKEN"], process.env["OSU_TOKEN_EXPIRATION"]];
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let expired = false;
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if (expiration) {
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try {
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expired = new Date(expiration) < new Date();
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} catch {
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expired = true;
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}
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} else {
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expired = true;
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}
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if (!token || expired) {
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console.log("Setting a new token for osu!...");
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const api = await API.createAsync({id: 11451, secret: process.env.API_OSU!});
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process.env["OSU_TOKEN"] = api.access_token;
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process.env["OSU_TOKEN_EXPIRATION"] = api.expires.toISOString();
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console.log("Successfully set a new token for osu!");
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}
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return {
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statusCode: 200,
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};
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};
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export {handler};
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