mojang 1.1.0

A Python wrapper for the Mojang API and Minecraft website

Documentation

Mojang is a Python package for accessing Mojang's services. This library can be used to convert UUIDs, get a profile's information, change your Minecraft username or skin, and much more.

There are 2 components to this package, which are imported in different ways:

• Public API - Used to parse information about Minecraft profiles and more. Authentication is not required.
• Client API - Used to login to a Mojang account and access it.

At the moment, the Client API only supports authenticating to a Minecraft account via Microsoft's authentication scheme, so your Minecraft account must already be migrated. Alternatively, you may authenticate to a Mojang account directly with a Bearer token.

Installation

Python 3.7 or higher is required.

The easiest way to install the library is using pip. Just run the following console command:

python -m pip install mojang

Public API Quickstart

from mojang import API

# Create a Public API instance
api = API()

uuid = api.get_uuid("Notch")

if not uuid:
    print("Notch is not a taken username.")
else:
    print(f"Notch's UUID is {uuid}")

    profile = api.get_profile(uuid)
    print(f"Notch's skin URL is {profile.skin_url}")
    print(f"Notch's skin variant is {profile.skin_variant}")
    print(f"Notch's cape URL is {profile.cape_url}")

• Full Public API documentation

Client API Quickstart

To log into a Mojang account, the account must already be migrated to Microsoft. This means that you will be using your Microsoft credentials to login.

from mojang import Client

client = Client("YOUR_MICROSOFT_EMAIL", "YOUR_PASSWORD")

# Get the account's profile information
profile = client.get_profile()

print(profile.id)
print(profile.name)

for skin in profile.skins:
    print(skin.id)
    print(skin.enabled)
    print(skin.url)
    print(skin.variant)

Alternatively, supply a Bearer token and skip the Microsoft authentication process.

client = Client(bearer_token="MOJANG_BEARER_TOKEN_HERE")

If authentication fails, such as due to an incorrect email or password, a LoginFailure exception will occur.

• Full Client API documentation