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An unofficial client library for theEscape from Tarkov (EFT) API.

Note: The game updates faster than I can update this crate. Make sure theGAME_VERSION andLAUNCHER_VERSION consts are up to date.

• Authentication
• Flea market
• Traders
• Hideout
• Inventory management (equip, move, delete, etc)
• Messenger
• Quests

Comprehensive examples can be found in theexamples directory.

Add this to yourCargo.toml:

[dependencies]tarkov = "0.1"

There are three ways to authenticate your EFT account fortarkov:

1. Email & password is the easiest way to authenticate your account. However, a captcha and 2FA code may be required. Read theHWID section for more details.
2. Access token or Bearer token can be found by sniffing EFT launcher traffic. HWID from the launcher is required.
3. Session is a cookie calledPHPSESSID, it can be found by sniffing EFT launcher traffic. HWID is not required for this method.

YourPMC character profile must be selected withselect_profile to complete the authentication.

Hardware ID (HWID) may be required on authentication, it can either be sniffed from the EFT launcher or generated. It's recommended to save the HWID in apersistent store and reuse it after the first successful authentication.

Using a fresh HWID means both captcha and 2FA code will be required on your first login attempt. This can be avoid by using the HWID generated by the EFT launcher or authenticating with your session cookie.

This library does not attempt to solve captchas for you, theg-recaptcha-response token from reCAPTCHA may be required on authentication.

reCAPTCHA can be solved externally using tools likecaptcha-harvester.

tarkov has a minimum version requirement of1.40.

I should emphasize that this library isunofficial. EFT does not have a public API, everything in this repo was reversed from the game.

The API is clearly designed for internal use. It contains numerous spelling mistakes, inconsistent conventions, and tons of bad practice JSON. The developers may push breaking changes without prior warning.

MIT