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Getting Minecraft Player Information from Mojang API.

Project description

MCUUID

Getting Minecraft Player Information from Mojang API.

Usage

  1. pip install mcuuid
  2. Use the module like this:

API

> from mcuuid import MCUUID
> player = MCUUID(name="gronkh")
> player.name
'Gronkh'
> player.names
{0: 'Gronkh'}
> player.uuid
'a2080281c2784181b961d99ed2f3347c'

You can also use an existing uuid to start from:

> player = MCUUID(uuid="a2080281c2784181b961d99ed2f3347c")
> player.name
'Gronkh'

Tools

Check syntax of an username:

>from mcuuid.tools import is_valid_minecraft_username
> is_valid_minecraft_username('gronkh'):
True

Check syntax of an UUID:

> from mcuuid.tools import is_valid_mojang_uuid
> is_valid_mojang_uuid('a2080281c2784181b961d99ed2f3347c'):
True

Version information

There is a wrapper around the new MCUUID class to still be usable using former api versions. They are deprecated and not recommended for future use.

License

This software is licensed under the MIT license. Feel free to use it however you like.

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