✨ Features
- ✨ Full type hints support with static type checking
- 🎯 Data validation and serialization using Pydantic
- 🔄 Async-first design with WebSocket communication
- 🎨 Easy-to-use event system for plugin development
- 🛡️ Built-in error handling and reconnection mechanisms
📖 Introduction
Style at a glance
import asyncio
from coovts.plugin import Plugin
from coovts.types import api, event
# no token yet: VTS asks the user once
plugin = Plugin("A Creative Plugin Name", "LgCuwukii☆")
@plugin.subscribe_event(event.ModelMovedEventData)
async def _(data: event.ModelMovedEventData):
print(data.model_position)
# Requests need a session, so they belong in `on_authenticated`, which fires again after every reconnect;
# `call_api` is typed per request and returns that request's response model.
@plugin.on_authenticated
async def _():
model = await plugin.call_api(api.CurrentModelRequest())
print("current model:", model.model_name, model.model_id)
async def main() -> None:
await plugin.run()
asyncio.run(main())
plugin.run() hands back the supervisor task; it must be awaited inside a running event loop,
because asyncio.run() builds its argument before the loop starts.
Next
- Read the guide in detail
- Read
examples/basic.py— the same plugin, with every logging hook filled in
Thanks for using it, and contributions are welcome 😊
💿 Install
You should use at least Python 3.12 to use this library.
pip install coovts
or
uv add coovts
📞 Contacts
- Telegram: @lgc2333
- QQ: 3076823485 / Group: 168603371
- Email: lgc2333@126.com
- Discord: lgc2333 (Not active)
📝 Changelog
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