Warframe Status API
The community-run REST/WebSocket API that parses Warframe's official worldState into clean JSON, powering most third-party trackers and Discord bots.
개요
The Warframe Status API (warframestat.us), maintained by the Warframe Community Developers (WFCD), is an open-source service that parses Warframe's official worldState.php feed and static game data into an accessible, well-documented JSON API. It exposes real-time worldstate (fissures, alerts, invasions, sorties, Nightwave, Cetus/Vallis cycles, Baro, void trader, events) plus static reference data (items, weapons, mods, warframes, drop tables, riven data) across PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch, with both REST endpoints and a WebSocket feed. It is the de-facto data backbone for a large share of the Warframe tool ecosystem, including Warframe Hub, the Cephalon Genesis Discord bot, and countless community projects.
최적 용도: Developers and tool/bot builders who need reliable, structured Warframe worldstate and item data without parsing DE's raw worldState.php themselves.
주요 기능
- Real-time worldstate: fissures, alerts, invasions, sorties, Nightwave, Baro/void trader, day-night cycles, events
- Static game data: items, weapons, warframes, mods, drop tables, riven data
- REST endpoints (api.warframestat.us/{platform}/{lang}) plus a WebSocket feed for live updates
- Multi-platform: PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
- Multi-language localization support
- OpenAPI 3 spec and hosted docs at docs.warframestat.us
- Fully open source (Apache-2.0), NestJS/TypeScript, ~357 unit tests, 80%+ coverage
- No API key or account required; free public access
장단점
- Free, open source (Apache-2.0), no API key required
- Comprehensive worldstate plus static item/mod/weapon/drop data
- REST and WebSocket access with an OpenAPI spec and hosted docs
- Multi-platform and multi-language
- Actively maintained by WFCD with frequent releases and strong test coverage
- Powers Warframe Hub, Cephalon Genesis, and many community tools, signaling proven reliability
- Aimed at developers, not directly usable by average players
- Depends on DE's worldState feed, so data can lag or break when DE changes formats
- Hosting is community-funded via Patreon, so uptime relies on volunteer resources
- No official SLA or guaranteed rate/availability
- Little consumer-facing review presence to gauge sentiment
커뮤니티 반응
Among Warframe developers the API is treated as the trusted, standard data source, cited on the official forums and reused by many community projects, bots, and sites like Warframe Hub. It is open source, actively maintained (400+ releases, latest in the 3.2.x line), and funded via a community Patreon for hosting. Direct end-user reviews are scarce because it is infrastructure rather than a consumer app; the main practical caveats developers note are occasional data lag or gaps when DE changes the underlying worldState format.
Reddit에서
- What Would You All Think about A Warframe Computer Information Program (like tenno.tools / hub.warframestat.us but not a website)?
“8 upvotes · 8 comments — I was looking around the [Warframe status and info API](https://docs.warframestat.us/) just to see what kind of information regarding Warframe would b…”
- If for some ungodly reason you like Microsoft PowerShell (like me), then I'm building a Warframe Status module for it.
“5 upvotes · 9 comments — If you don't know what PowerShell is, it's a text shell and a suite of tools mainly used for admin work on Windows and Windows Server machines. And no…”
리뷰 & 평점
- GitHub (WFCD/warframe-status repository)
“Open-source NestJS app that parses worldState.php; Apache-2.0 licensed, 400+ releases, ~357 unit tests with 80%+ coverage, actively maintained by the Warframe Community Developers.”
- Warframe Forums (General Discussion)
“Community thread referencing warframestat.us and WFCD tooling as the go-to worldstate data resource for building trackers and bots.”
- Warframe Community Developers (WFCD) GitHub org
“The API is open source and feeds data for Cephalon Genesis, Warframe Hub, and numerous other community-maintained tools; supported by a public Discord and a Patreon covering hosting costs.”