Kogama.py
Copyright © 2019 Ars3ne
Licensed under the MIT License (see LICENSE.txt for details).
Kogama <https://www.kogama.com> is an online game where you can create, share and play multiplayer games created by other users.
Some features has been removed from the public version, in order to prevent abuse. If you need one of them, get in touch on Discord: Ars3ne#0497
Installation:
To install the library, just run the following command:
pip install kogama.py
Requirements:
- Python ≥ 3.5.3
requestsbeautifulsoup4
Usually pip will install these for you.
Example
Here's a quick example of the library used to make a simple bot that get comments from a post and prints the content and id of them:
from kogama import Kogama
import json
k = Kogama.Kogama("www")
l = k.Auth().login("username", "password")
if l:
comments = k.User().get_post_comments(20782273)
for comment in comments['data']:
comment_text = json.loads(comment['_data'])
print("Comment: {}. ID: {}".format(comment_text['data'], comment['id']))
else:
exit("Unable to login.")
Documentation
Coming soon.
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