Question 1

How to use Valorant API docs in my TypeScript project?

Accepted Answer

Install the npm module and import the types to ensure type safety when interacting with API endpoints. You can also generate API clients by leveraging the provided TypeScript definitions as described in the documentation.

Question 2

Is Valorant API docs reliable for production use?

Accepted Answer

It provides accurate documentation based on automated updates, but since it covers unofficial internal APIs, it's prone to sudden changes. Use with caution and monitor for breaking updates in the npm module.

Question 3

Valorant API docs vs Riot's official API – which should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Valorant API docs includes internal endpoints not available in the official Riot API, but it's unofficial and unstable. For stable, supported features, Riot's API is better; for internal data, this project is useful but risky.

Question 4

How can I contribute to improving the documentation?

Accepted Answer

Contribute to the web interface in the 'web' directory or update data/types in 'valorant-api-types'. The project encourages community contributions to keep the documentation accurate and up-to-date.

Question 5

Does Valorant API docs support real-time API monitoring?

Accepted Answer

No, it generates static documentation from TypeScript definitions. Updates depend on when the underlying data is refreshed, so it's not real-time but aims to be current with API changes.

Question 6

How to handle errors when the API changes unexpectedly?

Accepted Answer

Monitor the project's GitHub for updates and check the npm module versioning. Since the API is internal, be prepared to adapt your code quickly or use fallback mechanisms.

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