MaxBridge 1.5.2

An API wrapper for Max.

Max API Interface

The Max API Interface allows you to interact with the Max Messenger WebSocket API for sending messages, retrieving histories, and subscribing to real-time events.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x

Installing

To install this library, run the following command in your terminal:

   pip install MaxBridge

Obtaining the Authentication Token

To interact with the Max API, you'll need to authenticate and obtain a long-lived authentication token (from a legitimate web session). Follow these steps:

1. Open your web browser and navigate to Max Messenger Web Version.

2. Log in to your Max account if you haven't done so already.

3. After logging in, open the Developer Tools in your web browser (right-click anywhere on the page and select "Inspect" or press F12).

4. Go to the "Application" tab in Developer Tools.

5. Find and click on "Local storage" in the left sidebar under the "Storage" section. Look for the cookies belonging to the https://web.max.ru domain.

6. Find the authentication token. This token is a value of __oneme_auth.

7. Copy the value of the authentication token. You'll use this value to authenticate your requests in the MaxAPI class.

Using the Max API Interface

Initializing the MaxAPI class

To create an instance of the MaxAPI, pass the authentication token obtained from the previous step:

   from MaxBridge import MaxAPI

   auth_token = 'YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN_HERE'
   api = MaxAPI(auth_token)

Available Methods

1. Sending a Message:

   To send a message, use:

      api.send_message(chat_id=12345678, text="Hello, World!")
   

2. Retrieving Message History:

   To retrieve message history, use:

      response = api.get_history(chat_id=12345678, count=20)
   

3. Subscribing to a Chat:

   To subscribe to real-time events from a chat, use:

      api.subscribe_to_chat(chat_id=12345678, subscribe=True)
   

4. Marking Messages as Read:

   To mark a specific message as read, use:

      api.mark_as_read(chat_id=12345678, message_id="12345678")
   

5. Getting video or file

   To get video, use:

      api.get_video(id=12345678)
   

   To get file, use:

      api.get_file(id=12345678, chat_id=12345678, msg_id="12345678")
   

6. Finding Contact by Phone Number:

   To find a contact by their phone number, use:

      api.get_contact_by_phone(phone_number="[phone]")
   

7. Getting Chats:

   To retrieve a specific chat by its ID, use:

      api.get_chat_by_id(chat_id="12345678")
   

   To retrieve all available chats, use:

      api.get_all_chats()
   

8. Logging in:

   To send vertify code, use:

      api.send_vertify_code(phone_number="[phone]")
   

   to log in wth vertify code, use:

      api.check_vertify_code(code=12345678)
   

The chat ID is required for most operations. You can obtain it from the chat URL or through other means specific to your application.