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Python:
import akaneko
def function_name():
# Get SFW Neko Images, uwu #
print("SFW Neko: " + akaneko.sfw.neko())
# Get Lewd Neko (NSFW), owo #
print("Lewd Neko:" + akaneko.lewdNeko())
# Lewd Bomb me onii-san~~ #
print("Lewd Bomb: " + akaneko.lewdBomb(5))
# Get other NSFW Images#
print("BDSM: " + akaneko.nsfw.bdsm())
print("Maid: " + akaneko.nsfw.maid())
print("Hentai: " + akaneko.nsfw.hentai())
# Call Your Function!
function_name()
Example:
akaneko.module.function() # Format
akaneko.nsfw.lewdNeko() # Example
akaneko.nsfw.lewdBomb(5) # Meow, I'm Example 2
Function | Description |
---|---|
lewdNeko | NSFW Neko Girls (Cat Girls) |
lewdBomb(n) | Sends (n) amount of lewds! :3 |
Example:
akaneko.module.function() # Format
akaneko.sfw.foxgirl() # Awoo!~ Another example!
akaneko.sfw.neko() # Meow! An Example!
Function | Description |
---|---|
neko | SFW Neko Girls (Cat Girls) |
foxgirl | SFW Fox Girls (Thanks to @LamkasDev!) |
Function | Description |
---|---|
ass | I know you like anime ass~ uwu |
bdsm | If you don't know what it is, search it up |
blowjob | Basically an image of a girl sucking on a sharp blade! |
cum | Basically sticky white stuff that is usually milked from sharpies. |
doujin | Sends a random doujin page imageURL! |
feet | So you like smelly feet huh? |
femdom | Female Domination? |
foxgirl | Girl's that are wannabe foxes, yes |
gifs | Basically an animated image, so yes :3 |
glasses | Girls that wear glasses, uwu~ |
hentai | Sends a random vanilla hentai imageURL~ |
netorare | Wow, I won't even question your fetishes. |
maid | Maids, Maid Uniforms, etc, you know what maids are :3 |
masturbation | Solo Queue in CSGO! |
orgy | Group Lewd Acts |
panties | I mean... just why? You like underwear? |
pussy | The genitals of a female, or a cat, you give the meaning. |
school | School Uniforms!~ Yatta~! |
succubus | Spooky Succubus, oh I'm so scared~ Totally don't suck me~ |
tentacles | I'm sorry but, why do they look like intestines? |
thighs | The top part of your legs, very hot, isn't it? |
uglyBastard | The one thing most of us can all agree to hate :) |
uniform | Military, Konbini, Work, Nurse Uniforms, etc!~ Sexy~ |
yuri | Girls on Girls, and Girl's only!<3 |
zettaiRyouiki | That one part of the flesh being squeeze in thigh-highs~<3 |
Function | Description |
---|---|
akaneko.sfw.mobileWallpapers() | Fetch a random SFW Wallpaper! (Mobile) |
akaneko.sfw.wallpapers() | Fetch a random SFW Wallpaper! (Desktop) |
akaneko.nsfw.mobileWallpapers() | Fetch a random NSFW Wallpaper! (Mobile) |
akaneko.nsfw.wallpapers() | Fetch a random NSFW Wallpaper! (Desktop) |
Discord Bot Example
import discord # Import the module
import akaneko # import the main module
from discord.ext import commands # get commands from discord.ext
client = commands.Bot(command_prefix='[PREFIX HERE]')
@client.event # the function decorator
async def on_ready(): # on Ready event
print(f"Ready as {client.user}") # print the bot's tag when its ready
@client.command() # Make a isinstance for the command
async def neko(ctx): # Make the function and pass in `ctx` as the params
print(akaneko.sfw.neko())
client.run("token") # token here
FAQs
Akaneko for Python 3 and above
We found that akanekopy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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