Arizona API Client
This is a Python client for the Arizona API, which provides information about various game servers.
Installation
To use this client, you'll need to have Python 3 installed on your system. You can install the required dependencies using pip:
pip install arizona-rp-api
pip install requests
Usage
Here's an example of how to use the ArizonaAPI class:
from main import ArizonaAPI
api = ArizonaAPI()
all_servers = api.get_all_servers()
print(all_servers)
arizona_servers = api.get_arizona_servers()
print(arizona_servers)
rodina_servers = api.get_rodina_servers()
print(rodina_servers)
arizonav_servers = api.get_arizonav_servers()
print(arizonav_servers)
village_servers = api.get_village_servers()
print(village_servers)
arizona_staging_servers = api.get_arizona_staging_servers()
print(arizona_staging_servers)
API
The ArizonaAPI class provides the following methods:
get_all_servers(): Returns a list of all servers.get_arizona_servers(): Returns a list of Arizona servers.get_rodina_servers(): Returns a list of Rodina servers.get_arizonav_servers(): Returns a list of ArizonaV servers.get_village_servers(): Returns a list of Village servers.get_arizona_staging_servers(): Returns a list of Arizona Staging servers.
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