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This library provides access to all cftools api methods. It is a kind of wrapper for all methods.

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pycftools

This library provides access to all cftools api methods. It is a kind of wrapper for all methods.

https://developer.cftools.cloud/documentation/data-api

Installation

pip install pycftools

Basic usage:

import pycftools

cfapi = pycftools.CfToolsApi(app_id='',
                             app_secret='', game_identifier='',
                             ip='', game_port='',
                             server_id='',
                             server_banlist_id='')

# Before working with methods, you need to get a token
# The library itself will add the token to the session headers
# All you need to do is create an instance of the class with all the parameters.
# And run the registration method.
if cfapi.cftools_api_check_register():
    print('OK')
    cfapi.cftools_api_get_grants()
else:
    print('Something not OK')

Constructor arguments

Class CfToolsApi used to access various cftools api methods.
The main use, getting access to api.
The ability to automate some processes, and getting access to the application from outside.

:param app_id: Application Id from https://developer.cftools.cloud/applications
:type app_id: str
:param app_secret: Application secret from https://developer.cftools.cloud/applications
:type app_secret: str
:param game_identifier: Game_identifier is needed to create server id.
:type game_identifier: str
:param ip: Ipv4 is needed to create server id.
:type ip: str
:param game_port: Game_port is needed to create server id.
:type game_port: str
:param server_id: Server_api_id this is the global server identifier and it can be found in the server API settings.
:type server_id: str
:param server_banlist_id: Server_banlist_id is global banlist identifier
 It can be found in ban-manager https://app.cftools.cloud/ban-manager - see for Banlist ID.
:type server_banlist_id: str
:param auth_token_filename: Auth_token_filename this is the filename var for auth token file.
:type auth_token_filename: str
:param pycftools_debug: This is the variable for enabling debug outputs from the program.
:type pycftools_debug: bool
:param timestamp_delta: This is the time offset delta when the token in the file needs to be updated. 
 By default, the value is set to half a day - 43200. UNIXTIMESTAMP
:type timestamp_delta: int

Methods

The library provides all the methods from the cftools documentation. Request parameters are completely identical to those presented in the documentation.

All methods of the class return response objects, this is done for the convenience of further control.

You need to work with them as with ordinary responses to requests. json(), text, status_code, etc...

If you don't know how to work with response objects. Read the documentation for the requests module.

Authentication

cfapi = pycftools.CfToolsApi(--->...<---)
# Before working with methods, you need to get a token
# The library itself will add the token to the session headers
# All you need to do is create an instance of the class with all the parameters.
# And run the registration method.
cfapi.cftools_api_check_register()
# After receiving the token, you get access to all methods

Grant process and access permissions

[GET] cftools_api_get_grants() 

Game-Server

# The library itself creates the serverID (sha1 -> hexdigest) from the game id, ipv4, gameport

[GET] cftools_api_get_server_details() 

Server

[GET] cftools_api_get_server_info()
[GET] cftools_api_get_server_statistics()
[GET] cftools_api_get_server_list()
[POST] cftools_api_server_kick(gs_id, reason) # gamesession_id, reason. -> str
[POST] cftools_api_server_private_message(gs_id, content) # gamesession_id, content. -> str
[POST] cftools_api_server_public_message(content) # content -> str
[POST] cftools_api_server_row_rcon_command(command) # command -> str
[POST] cftools_api_server_teleport(gs_id, coords) # gamesession_id -> str, coords -> [X,Y] -> list
[POST] cftools_api_server_spawn(gs_id, obj_name, quantity) # gamesession_id, obj_name -> str, quantity -> int

# SEE CFTOOLS DOCS TO MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PARAMS
[GET] cftools_api_server_queue_priority_list(cftools_id, comment)
[POST] cftools_api_server_queue_priority_entry(cftools_id, expires_at, comment)
[DELETE] cftools_api_server_queue_priority_delete_entry(cftools_id)

[GET] cftools_api_server_whitelist(cftools_id, comment)
[POST] cftools_api_server_whitelist_entry(cftools_id, expires_at, comment)
[DELETE] cftools_api_server_whitelist_delete_entry(cftools_id)

[GET] cftools_api_server_leaderboard(stat, order, limit)
[GET] cftools_api_server_player_stats(cftools_id)

Banlist

[GET] cftools_api_server_banlist() 
[POST] cftools_api_server_ban(frmt, identifier, expires_at, reason)
[DELETE] cftools_api_server_unban(ban_id)

Users

[GET] cftools_api_server_lookup(identifier)

If u needed to close session

cfapi.close()

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