OpenGSQ Python Library

The OpenGSQ Python library provides a convenient way to query servers from applications written in the Python language.

Supported Protocols

The library supports a wide range of protocols. Here are some examples:

from opengsq.protocols import (
    AoE1,
    AoE2,
    ASE,
    AVP2,
    Battlefield,
    Battlefield2,
    CoD1,
    CoD4,
    CoD5,
    DirectPlay,
    Doom3,
    ElDewrito,
    EOS,
    FiveM,
    Flatout2,
    GameSpy1,
    GameSpy2,
    GameSpy3,
    GameSpy4,
    Halo1,
    JediKnight,
    Kaillera,
    KillingFloor,
    Minecraft,
    Nadeo,
    Palworld,
    Quake1,
    Quake2,
    Quake3,
    RakNet,
    RenegadeX,
    Samp,
    Satisfactory,
    Scum,
    Source,
    SSC,
    SupCom,
    StrongholdCE,
    StrongholdCrusader,
    TeamSpeak3,
    TrackmaniaNations,
    Toxikk,
    UDK,
    Unreal2,
    UT3,
    Vcmp,
    W40kDow,
    Warcraft3,
    WON,
)

Requirements

Python 3.9 or higher

Installation

The recommended installation method is using pip:

pip install --upgrade opengsq

Usage

Here’s an example of how to query a server using the Source protocol:

import asyncio
from opengsq.protocols import Source

async def main():
    source = Source(host='45.147.5.5', port=27015)
    info = await source.get_info()
    print(info)

asyncio.run(main())

You can also use the Source Remote Console:

import asyncio
from opengsq.exceptions import AuthenticationException
from opengsq.rcon_protocols.source_rcon import SourceRcon

async def main():
    with SourceRcon("123.123.123.123", 27015) as source_rcon:
        try:
            await source_rcon.authenticate("serverRconPassword")
        except AuthenticationException:
            print('Failed to authenticate')

        response = await source_rcon.send_command("cvarlist")
        print(response)

asyncio.run(main())

Command-line interface

This library additionally provides an opengsq command-line utility which makes it easy to query game servers from your terminal. Run opengsq -h for usage.

# query server using source protocol
opengsq source --host 123.123.123.123 --port 27015 --function get_info

Tests and Results

You can find information about tests and results at https://python.opengsq.com/tests/protocols

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit pull requests or open issues.

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