pymchat 1.0

A Simple and easy-to-use Python Library to read and interact with Minecraft's Chat in real time.

PyMChat

A Simple and easy-to-use Python Library to read and interact with Minecraft's Chat in real time.

Installation

pip install pymchat

Usage

Reading chat messages

from pymchat.chat import Chat

chat = Chat()

# Limit in get_history is defaulted to 100.
message_list = chat.get_history(limit=10)

for message in message_list:
  print(message.content)

This sample output was taken from a real server.

[+] JohnRockefailure has joined
[+] Senseimasterman9 has joined
Welcome | Steve | Senseimasterman9 to the server!
<| Investor | *Blist> Welcom
<| Griffin | *Jay> W e l c o m e ! E n j o y y o u r s t a y a t S a f e S u r v i v a l
<| Event Staff | *Enelis> o-o
<| Griffin | *Jay> oof
<| Veteran | Parkemon20000> thats... not normal
[-] JohnRockefailure has left
<| Phoenix | *Kelp> Gn all

Sending chat messages

from pymchat.chat import Chat

chat = Chat()
message_list = chat.send("This is a sample message!")

Using this method will briefly attempt to locate a Minecraft Window, open the chat, send the message, and then switch back to the previous active window. A MinecraftWindowNotFoundError will be thrown if a Minecraft Window isn't found.

Message Objects

Properties:

content

id

date

Content Property: Holds the content of a message. It represents exactly what the user sees, without colours.

ID Property: An unique number for the message, for the current session. This helps distinguishing between messages effectively.

Date Property: The date of when the message was sent. It follows the format from the latest.log file's date.

Chat Object

Properties:

default_logs_path

chat_key

window_name

Methods:

get_history | Limit defaulted to 100, gets the chat messages history

send | Sends a message to the chat.

Default_Logs_Path Property: Can be altered, defines the location of the latest.log file. Defaults to \.minecraft\logs\latest.log

Chat_Key Property: Can be altered, defines the key that triggers the text chat on minecraft. Defaults to 'T'.

Window_Name: Can be altered, defines the title of the window that the Minecraft Client launches as. Defaults to "Minecraft"