client3x 1.2.1

A python Client for 3X-UI client

3X-UI API Client

Overview

This project provides a Python client for interacting with the 3X-UI API.

It supports both synchronous and asynchronous operations, making it suitable for various use cases and performance requirements.

Features

• Synchronous Client: For straightforward and blocking API calls.
• Asynchronous Client: For non-blocking operations to improve performance and scalability.
• Payload Class: Simplifies payload creation and formatting for API requests.

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Installation

pip install client3x

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Requirements

• Python 3.6 or higher
• requests library
• aiohttp library

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Usage

Here are examples of working with synchronous and asynchronous clients and working with the default payload class. For further information, you can refer to Documentation or look at usage examples

To see what the methods return, it is recommended to visit this link .

Synchronous Client Example

from client3x import Client3XUI
from config import *

# Initialize the client
client = Client3XUI(
    login=PANEL_LOGIN,
    password=PANEL_PASSWORD,
    login_key=PANEL_SECRET_KEY,
    panel_host=PANEL_HOST,
    root_url=PANEL_ROOT_URL,
    sub_host=SUB_HOST,
    sub_path=SUB_PATH,
    inbound_id=INBOUND_ID,
    panel_port=PANEL_PORT,
    sub_port=SUB_PORT,
    logging_enabled=CLIENT_LOGGING_ENABLED
)

# Get info about all connections
info = client.info_about_all_clients()   

Asynchronous Client Example

import asyncio
from client3x import AsyncClient3XUI
from config import *


async def main():
    # Initialize the client
    client = AsyncClient3XUI(
        login=PANEL_LOGIN,
        password=PANEL_PASSWORD,
        login_key=PANEL_SECRET_KEY,
        panel_host=PANEL_HOST,
        root_url=PANEL_ROOT_URL,
        sub_host=SUB_HOST,
        sub_path=SUB_PATH,
        inbound_id=INBOUND_ID,
        panel_port=PANEL_PORT,
        sub_port=SUB_PORT,
        logging_enabled=CLIENT_LOGGING_ENABLED
    )
    client.start()
    # Get info about all connections
    info = await client.info_about_all_clients()


asyncio.run(main())

DefaultPayload Example

from client3x import CLientPayload

payload = ClientPayload(12345, "aaaa-aaaa-aaaa-aaaa",
                        "[e-mail]", 3,
                        17000000000, "1234567890")
print(str(payload))

# Inbound: 12345,
# Settings: {'clients': [{'email': '[e-mail]',
#               'enable': True,
#               'expiryTime': 17000000000,
#               'flow': 'xtls-rprx-vision',
#               'id': 'aaaa-aaaa-aaaa-aaaa',
#               'limitIp': 3,
#               'reset': 0,
#               'subId': '1234567890',
#               'totalGB': 0}]}

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please fork this repository and submit pull requests.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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Contact

For any issues or inquiries, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.