Proxyverse

Proxyverse is a Python package for interacting with the Proxyverse API. It provides methods for making GET and POST requests to retrieve information about countries and generate proxy lists.

Installation

You can install the package via PyPI using pip:

pip install proxyverse

Usage

Importing the Package

from proxyverse import ApiProxyVerse

Example Usage

Creating an Instance

To use the package, you need to create an instance of ApiProxyVerse with your API key:

api_key = "your_api_key_here"
proxy_verse = ApiProxyVerse(api_key)

Getting the List of Countries

You can get a list of countries with the following method:

import asyncio

async def get_countries():
    countries = await proxy_verse.get_request_verse.get_countries()
    print(countries)

asyncio.run(get_countries())

Generating a List of Proxies

To generate a list of proxies, use the generate_list_proxies method. Here’s an example:

async def generate_proxies():
    proxies = await proxy_verse.post_request_verse.generate_list_proxies(
        protocol="http",
        types="sticky",
        period=10,
        server="us",
        amount=5,
        country="US",
        region=None,
        user_id=None
    )
    print(proxies)

asyncio.run(generate_proxies())

API Reference

ApiProxyVerse

__init__(API_KEY: str)

Constructor for ApiProxyVerse.

• API_KEY: Your API key for accessing the Proxyverse API.

async get_countries() -> List[Dict]

Gets a list of countries from the Proxyverse API.

• Returns: A list of dictionaries representing countries.

`async generate_list_proxies(

protocol: str,
types: str,
period: int,
server: str,
amount: int,
country: str,
region: Optional[str] = None,
user_id: Optional[str] = None

) -> List[Dict]`

Generates a list of proxies with specified parameters.

• protocol: Protocol type (e.g., "http" or "ssl").

• types: Proxy type (e.g., "sticky" or "rotating").

• period: Session period, only applicable to "sticky" proxies (10 or 30).

• server: Server location (e.g., "nearest", "us", "eu", "as").

• amount: Number of proxies to generate.

• country: Abbreviated country code.

• region: Optional region for the proxy.

• user_id: Optional user ID for generating a proxy for a specific account.

• Returns: A list of dictionaries representing proxies.

Contact

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