👁️ Find upcoming and recently expired League of Legends summoner names.
🔎 Search for summoner names to find out if they are available, or when they will become available.
📒 View from a list of hundreds of thousands of summoner names across five regions to easily find unique and rare summoner names that are up for grabs.

https://www.nameslol.com/

There are three primary sections/processes of this application:

1. A scheduler (1-6) which periodically refreshes summoner data stored in DynamoDB
2. /{region}/summoner/{name} API (8-10), where the latest summoner information is fetched from Riot API, persisted to DynamoDB, and returned to the end user
3. /{region}/summoners API (11-12), where expiring summoner names are queried from DynamoDB and returned to the end user

We dive deeper into each of these three sections below.

1. (1) A CRON scheduler triggers a Lambda function, SQSUpdateProducer
2. (2) SQSUpdateProducer queries DynamoDB (SummonerNames) for names which are expired or have expired between a specified period
3. (3) SQSUpdateProducer sends the names queried above to an SQS Queue (NameUpdateQueue.fifo)
4. (4) The NameUpdateQueue.fifo triggers the SQSUpdateConsumer lambda function
5. (5) SQSUpdateConsumer fetches the latest summoner data from Riot API
6. (6) SQSUpdateConsumer updates the latest data fetched above into DynamoDB

1. (7) An end user makes an API request that is routed via API Gateway
2. (8) API Gateway routes the request and invokes the SummonerAPI lambda function
3. (9) SummonerAPI fetches the latest summoner data from Riot API
4. (10) SummonerAPI persists the data fetched above into DynamoDB.
5. The data is then sent back to the user

1. (7) An end user makes an API request that is routed via API Gateway
2. (11) API Gateway routes this request and invokes the SummonersAPI lambda function
3. (12) SummonersAPI fetches expiring summoner names from DynamoDB.
4. The data is then sent back to the user

• Written in Typescript using NodeJS
• Orchestrated using Serverless Framework and deployed into AWS
• Summoner data stored in DynamoDB
• Requests served behind API Gateway
• Serverless computing done via Lambda functions

All bugs and feature requests should be submitted by opening a Github issue. These can be opened to request a new feature, or to report a current feature that is unavailable.

Create an AWS account,
Configure Serverless Framework by running npm install -g serverless and then running serverless login

To test locally, take a look at Serverless Local Development.
To deploy to test, run serverless deploy.
To deploy to production, run serverless deploy --stage prod.
That's it! Keep an eye out for output - you will receive links to your API in the console. You can also check AWS API Gateway to get the URLs for your API. You will need this when setting the .env in the front-end.

The first deployment may take a few minutes since AWS has to configure all the resources. Subsequent deployments will be much quicker.

Take a look at the frontend for running and deploying the UI.

NamesLoL is not affiliated with Riot Games.
This service is and will always be free.
NamesLoL does not own, sell, or trade any summoner names.
NamesLoL is in accordance with Riot Games ToS.