Riot API Connector

# Champion mastery

# Introduction

To start a mastery request you have to use the RiotApi facade and its mastery() method. The method requires to pass a Summoner model as parameter.

use RiotApiConnector\Facades\RiotApi;

$masteryRepository = RiotApi::mastery($summoner);

# Available methods

# byChampion()

The byChampion() method is used to retrieve a champion mastery for a summoner on a specific champion.

$champion = Champion::where('key', 'Aatrox')->first();

RiotApi::mastery($summoner)->byChampion($champion);

# top()

The top() method is used to retrieve the highest champion masteries of a summoner. By default, it will retrieve the first 3, but you can pass an int as a parameter to retrieve less or more.

RiotApi::summoner($region)->top(5);

# Execute request

Just like for the summoners, there are 3 possible methods to execute the request: fromApi(), fromDb() and get().

However, there are few differences:

use RiotApiConnector\RiotApi;

RiotApi::mastery($summoner)->get();

As you probably noticed, it is possible to execute the mastery request without a specific method. This is because by default, this will retrieve every champion mastery.

The second difference is that the request can return a collection of masteries instead of only one model.

use RiotApiConnector\RiotApi;

RiotApi::mastery($summoner)->get();
RiotApi::mastery($summoner)->top()->get();

Both requests will retrieve collections.

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