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A Python library for interacting with the Mercatorio browser based game

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Pymerc

A Python library for interacting with the Mercatorio browser based game

Usage

You must first generate API credentials. Once generated, you can instantiate a Client instance using the credentials.

from pymerc.client import Client

# Create a new client
client = Client(os.environ["API_USER"], os.environ["API_TOKEN"])

# Interact with the various API endpoints
towns = await client.towns.all()
for town in towns:
    print(town.name)

Testing

Since this library parses live API endpoints, mocking values makes little sense. Instead, you must provide a .env file with your API credentials:

API_USER="<USER>"
API_TOKEN="<TOKEN>"

The tests will utilize this to validate that all endpoints are parsing correctly:

pytest .

Additionally, you can create an instance of the client to test with using ipython:

> ipython
In [1]: from shell import main
In [2]: await main()
In [3]: from shell import client
In [4]: # Use the client as needed

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