Line Messaging API for Python
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Please be warned: AsyncLine is in a very early beta. You will encounter bugs when using it. In addition, there are very many rough edges. With that said, please try it out in your applications: I need your feedback to fix the bugs and file down the rough edges.
- Fully Asynchronously
- Slightly faster
- Easy to use
- Documented
- Type-hint everywhere
pip3 install AsyncLine --upgrade
from AsyncLine import Client
import asyncio
cli = Client('ios')
cli.login(name='your session name', qr=True)
"""
Args login:
name: string for create new session for next login, no effect if using token login
token: string of token for login using token, no need to create session name
mail: string of email that using for login using email, you can pass name session for custom session
default using string of email for name session
passwd: password of email used
cert: (string | optional) if you have cert pass at this args for easy login using email
sure you can use custom session name for this too
qr: boolean pass True if want to login using authQr, and you can use custom session name
e.g client.login(name="sync", qr=True) this needed for next login
"""
@cli.hooks(type=25, filters=Filters.command("hello"))
async def hello_message(client, msg):
await client.talk.sendMessage(msg.to, "Heyy!")
#Run bot
cli.poll.streams()Please read Example for more detail about usage this lib
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Asynz / Anysz
Issues always open for this
AsyncLine - Unofficially API Client library for Python
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AsyncLine is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.