A simple to use package for interacting with Fortnite API.

$ go get github.com/jryd/fortnite

To access the Fortnite API, you need to have an account on Epic Games. After that you need to get 2 headers that your client uses to access Fortnite.

You can get these headers by using a tool to capture incoming and outgoing HTTP traffic. The steps below are for the Fiddler tool that I used.

• Install & Open Fiddler
• In Tools -> Options -> HTTPS, Select Capture HTTPS Connects
• After that start the Epic Games launcher
• You will see a request with /account/api/oauth/token. Click on it -> Click Inspectors to view the headers (you want to grab the long string in the Authorization header, without the basic part - i.e header is basic abcd... you only need the abcd... bit) => This header is your Client Launcher Token
• Launch Fortnite
• You will see again a request with /account/api/oauth/token. Click on it -> Click Inspectors to view the headers (you want to grab the long string in the Authorization header, without the basic part - i.e header is basic abcd... you only need the abcd... bit) => This header is your Fortnite Client Token

fortniteClient := fortnite.NewClient("email address", "password", "client launcher token", "fortnite client token")

fortniteClient.Login()

fortniteClient.Lookup("jryd")
fortniteClient.CheckPlayer("jryd")
fortniteClient.GetStatsBR("jryd", "pc")
fortniteClient.GetStatsBRFromID("12345", "pc")
fortniteClient.GetFortniteNews()
fortniteClient.CheckFortniteStatus()
fortniteClient.GetFortnitePVEInfo("en")
fortniteClient.GetStore("en")

fortniteClient.KillSession()

More information on the mentods can be found in the GoDoc.