Lost Books - Stardew Valley Data Docs

Access the complete dataset of Lost Books found in Stardew Valley with typed name, description, and image information using the LostBookQuery API.

Quick Start

import { lostBooks } from 'stardew-valley-data'

// Get all lost books
const all = lostBooks().get()

// Find a specific book by name
const book = lostBooks().findByName('Tips on Farming')

// Count total lost books
const total = lostBooks().count()

// Get the first book
const first = lostBooks().first()

Type Definition

Each lost book record conforms to the LostBook interface:

Field	Type	Description
`id`	`string`	Unique identifier for the book.
`name`	`string`	Title of the lost book.
`description`	`string`	The text content of the book.
`image`	`string`	Path to the book image.

Query Methods

LostBookQuery extends QueryBase and inherits five terminal methods shared by all query builders:

Method	Returns	Description
`get()`	`LostBook[]`	Return all results as an array.
`first()`	`LostBook \| undefined`	Return the first result.
`find(id)`	`LostBook \| undefined`	Find a book by exact ID.
`findByName(name)`	`LostBook \| undefined`	Find a book by name (case-insensitive).
`count()`	`number`	Return the number of results.

Examples

List all lost books

import { lostBooks } from 'stardew-valley-data'

const all = lostBooks().get()

all.forEach((book) => {
  console.log(`${book.name}`)
})

Read a specific book

import { lostBooks } from 'stardew-valley-data'

const book = lostBooks().findByName('Tips on Farming')

if (book) {
  console.log(`Title: ${book.name}`)
  console.log(`Content: ${book.description}`)
}

Find a book by ID

import { lostBooks } from 'stardew-valley-data'

const book = lostBooks().find('lost-book-1')

if (book) {
  console.log(`${book.name}: ${book.description}`)
}

Wrap a pre-filtered array

You can pass an existing LostBook[] array into the lostBooks() function to create a new query from it:

import { lostBooks } from 'stardew-valley-data'

const myList = lostBooks().get()
const reWrapped = lostBooks(myList).count()