Eve Link
Eve Link provides a simple, scriptable cli and api to access the Eve Online ESI.
Features:
- Supports authenticated requests
- Get character id by name
- Caching
- Paged request handling
- Async requests
- Rate Limiting
- A pipeable cli
- An Api for use as a library
- Generated documentation for the ESI schema
Project Status
Beta. Core functions available.
Requirements
- Python 3.14+
- uv (recommended)
Links To More Information
Quick Start
# Use the appropriate command format for your install
eve-link schema cache update
eve-link schema generate-doc --to ./schema-docs/
eve-link samples --to ./sample-requests/
eve-link run --from ./sample-requests/status.request.json
See the Documentation for more info.
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