MiPAC
Overview
This library is the Core of MiPA.
MiPAC is an Api Wrapper that supports Misskey v11, 12, and 13. It absorbs API differences between versions, etc., which you don't have to worry about originally.
[!IMPORTANT] Extensive work is currently underway. Please see here for more information. If you are installing from GitHub for some reason, we recommend using the
sharedbranch with the following command.pip install git+https://github.com/yupix/Mi.py.git@shared
Support Status
Support status can be found here!!missing!!. If the endpoint you want to use is not supported, you may create an Issue to get priority support.
If you are using a non-official Fork and it is not working properly, please send us a link to your Fork repository and server in an Issue and we may be able to assist you.
Usage
MiPAC has two repositories, PyPi and its own repository, PyPi is released after it is relatively stable, while the own repository is built and released with each commit.
We hope you will use whichever you prefer. https://onedev.akarinext.org/yupix/mipac-sync/MiPAC/~packages
#stable build(recommended)
pip install mipac
#latest build
pip install --extra-index-url https://onedev.akarinext.org/yupix/mipac-sync/MiPAC/~pypi/simple/ mipac
import asyncio
from mipac.client import Client
async def main():
client = Client(url, token)
api = client.api
note = await api.note.action.send('Hello World')
print(note.author.name, note.content)
if __name__ == '__main__':
asyncio.run(main())
Notes
Some server (instance) versions may not work properly.
One of the features of MiPAC is that it is created so that you do not have to worry about the changes that occur in each version of v11, v12, and v13 as much as possible. However, even in v13, which is the current latest version, some items have been removed or increased within v13. As a result, there may be some parts that have not been fully followed. Therefore, if you find such items, please send an Issue with the version of the server you are using and the name of the endpoint that cannot be used.
It is not expected that you will instantiate the model yourself
MiPAC models often take client as a keyword argument and use it to generate the api property. However, since it is a feature in the middle of support, that part may be omitted, and client may be added as a necessary argument to instantiate the model after release. Also, other arguments may be changed to update the model. Therefore, we will not notify you about changes in arguments via CHANGELOG or other means.
LICENSE
MiPAC is provided with MIT LICENSE.
