AsyncNT
An asynchronous way to fetch data from nitrotype.
Features
Asyncio support
Access to the Nitro Type API
Rate limit of 10 requests per second
Cache to speed up requests
Installation
pip install asyncnt
Basic Usage
import asyncio
import asyncnt
async def main():
#create a session
async with asyncnt.Session() as session:
#get a Racer object
racer = await session.get_racer("travis")
#print races the racer has
print(racer.races)
#get a Team object
team = await session.get_team("NT")
#print team's daily speed
print(team.daily_speed)Check out the docs for more information.
Lisence
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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