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mobs-ws

Official Python client for the MOBS /v1/ws/metar WebSocket (protocol 4).

Requires Python 3.11+ and mobs-ws 0.17.0 for region and platform subscriptions. The only runtime dependency is websockets. HTTP backfill uses urllib from the standard library. Snapshot and resume are opt-in. The client applies awc_confirmed frames last-wins per (icao, versions), handles station_late, station_recovered, and usage (use request_usage()), and ignores unknown frame types. Late alerts are kept as the latest frame per outage_id and cleared on station_recovered. More than one station_late can arrive in the same outage. Snapshot frames are marked cached; they are merged into latest and do not advance seq.

A change-only filter, parsed delta, a US state, a bbox, and a platform (polymarket_com or polymarket_us) are opt-in on a mid-session subscribe, not on the handshake query. A region or platform grant counts as one subscription; a socket may hold at most 10 grants. invalid_region, unknown_platform, and too_many_grants are stored on last_error. On reconnect, the client passes since_seq and boot_id as before, and re-subscribes held grants. The first state, first bounding box, and first platform can be replayed; any extra grants of the same kind are restored by snapshot, not replay.

The API key is never embedded. Pass it to the constructor, or set MOBS_TOKEN.

pip install "mobs-ws>=0.17.0"
export MOBS_TOKEN=$MOBS_TOKEN
import asyncio
import os

from mobs_ws import MetarClient

async def main():
    client = MetarClient(
        airports=["KNYC", "KLGA"],
        token=os.environ["MOBS_TOKEN"],  # or token="YOUR_API_KEY"
        snapshot=True,
        resume=True,
        platform="polymarket_com",
        on_record=lambda rec: print(rec["icao"], rec["raw_metar"], rec.get("awc_confirmed")),
    )
    # Mid-session: await client.subscribe(state="NY")
    # or await client.subscribe(bbox={"south":40.0,"west":-75.0,"north":41.5,"east":-73.0})
    await client.run_forever()

asyncio.run(main())
python -m mobs_ws --airports KNYC,KLGA

MIT licensed. See LICENSE.

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