Reading from console

There are 2 ways to read from the CubedCraft console. Both will be explained

Using the console event

You can use the event from the session that fires when new console content is present. The code is pretty straight foward

// Dependencies
const { Session } = require('cubed-session');

(async () => {
    // Starting a new session
    const session = new Session({ listenConsole: true });

    // Logging in
    await session.login('username', 'password');
    
    // Getting a list of all servers and finding the one we need
    const servers = await session.getServers();
    const server = servers.find(s => s.name.toLowerCase() === "Server_Name".toLowerCase());
    
    // Selecting the server
    await session.selectServer(server.code);
    
    // Listening for the event
    session.on('console', (text) => console.log(text));
    
})()

By default the session will not listen for console updates. You will have to enable it by passing in an object with settings when you create a session. The setting listenConsole will decide if your session will listen for console content. So make sure to enable it when attempting to use this event

Using the getConsole method

When using this method, make sure to not request it a lot in a short period of time. Since you are essentially requesting the website over and over again. Try to limit your requests to about 1 every 3 seconds.

You can also get the current console contents by using the readConsole method. The following code will explain this

// Dependencies
const { Session } = require('cubed-session');

(async () => {
    // Starting a new session
    const session = new Session();

    // Logging in
    await session.login('username', 'password');
    
    // Getting a list of all servers and finding the one we need
    const servers = await session.getServers();
    const server = servers.find(s => s.name.toLowerCase() === "Server_Name".toLowerCase());
    
    // Selecting the server
    await session.selectServer(server.code);
    
    // Getting the current console content
    const current_console_content = await session.getConsole();
    console.log(current_console_content);
    
})()

This method does not require you to enable the console listening event. You can always use this method.