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Asynchronous wrapper for UnbelievaBoat's API written in Python.
This wrapper has not been declared to be official by the UnbelievaBoat developers. Any internal library issues/feature requests are to be directed here.
Early beta stage. It's not yet production ready.
Although most of the functionality is operational, rate limits are still being worked on.
Python 3.8 or above required, due to typehinting.
To install unbelipy from PyPI, use the following command:
pip install -U unbelipy
Or to install from Github:
pip install -U git+https://github.com/chrisdewa/unbelipy/
The following libraries will be needed and automatically installed with unbelipy:
For feature requests, please open a Pull Request with detailed instructions.
Likewise, if you encounter any issues, you may create a new Issue.
from unbelipy import UnbeliClient
client = UnbeliClient(token='Unbelievaboats token generated from https://unbelievaboat.com/applications/')
guild_id: int = ...
member_id: int = ...
async def main():
perms = await client.get_permissions(guild_id)
guild = await client.get_guild(guild_id)
guild_leaderboard = await client.get_guild_leaderboard(guild_id)
user_balance = await client.get_user_balance(guild_id, member_id)
user_balance = await client.edit_user_balance(guild_id, member_id, cash='5') # adds 5 to the user's cash
user_balance = await client.set_user_balance(guild_id, member_id, cash='5') # sets the user's cash to 5
As of now, there is no support server for this library. However, you may contact the following people on Discord:
FAQs
Asynchronous wrapper for UnbelievaBoat's API written in Python.
We found that unbelipy 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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