Mi.py
Overview
Mi.py is a Misskey API Wrapper that is designed to be written in a Discord.py-like way
Supported Misskey
How to use
Changed from README to here in writing various usages. For other methods, etc., please see Documentation.
warning
- If you connect to the home timeline while connected to the global timeline, the
on_messageevent will work twice for one message, because the same message is received on two channels. This is not a bug, but normal behavior.
await Router(ws).connect_channel(['home', 'global'])
- v3.0.0 has very little compatibility with v2.0.0.
Collaborators
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| Author | @yupix |
SpecialThanks
These are the people who contributed to the development
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| Adviser ｜ @Uraking | Documentation｜ @sousuke0422 | Translation｜ @fotoente |
Libraries
- Discord.py
- I am using some of the mechanisms as a reference. We also use the actual code.
Finally, Discord.py, which inspired me to create this project and for which I use some of the code, is now Archived. Many thanks to Danny and all the collaborators.
Projects that use Mi.py
LICENSE
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Metadata
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