OneStop Python SDK
Python client for the OneStop Antibot API. The SDK calls /generate and returns typed results; your application fetches the target pages and scripts and sends the generated payloads.
Install
python -m pip install onestop-antibot
Requires Python 3.10+. Import it as onestop_antibot.
Quick start
import onestop_antibot as onestop
client = onestop.Client(
api_key="YOUR_API_KEY",
identifier="", # your identifier or account name
)
ip = client.get_ip() # set ip_http_client to an httpx.Client through your proxy so this is the proxy's IP
session = client.session(
site=page_url, referer=page_url, user_agent=user_agent, accept_language="en-US,en;q=0.9", ip=ip,
)
res = session.akamai_sensor(abck=abck, bmsz=bmsz, script=script, script_url=script_url)
# POST res.payload as sensor_data; send res.context on the next call.
See examples/ for full flows per product and TLS client.
Documentation: onestopantibot.com/dashboard/docs
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