This is a Python package that allows you to acquire your RecNet access token and more with your cookie! 🍪

Features

• Automatically renewing token
• Supports 2FA accounts
• Decoding the bearer token
• Detailed exceptions

Installation

Download the recnetlogin folder and place it in your project.

pip installation once this is stable.

Setup

Gathering your session token

1. Login to RecNet. While logging in, make sure you toggle on "Remember me / my machine".
2. Open your browser's DevTools (Inspect Element)
3. Open the Storage or Application tab on the top
4. Locate Cookies > https://rec.net on the directory
5. Search for __Secure-next-auth.session-token by filtering the cookies
6. Double click the value and copy it

Option 1/2: Storing it in your environment variables (Windows)

1. Search for environment variables and open the first result

2. Click Environment Variables...

3. Click New under System Variables

4. Name the variable RN_COOKIE and paste the copied value

5. Press OK on all the opened tabs

6. Restart your computer for it to take effect

Option 2/2: Storing it in a .env.secret file

1. Make a new file named .env.secret in your project's directory
2. Type RN_SESSION_TOKEN= in the file and paste the copied value

3. If the file is not in your project's directory, make sure to specify it

rnl = RecNetLogin(env_path=".env.secret")  # Env path defaults to local directory

Usage

Getting your token

from RecNetLogin import RecNetLogin

rnl = RecNetLogin()
token = rnl.get_token()
decoded_token = rnl.get_decoded_token()  # JWT decoded
print(token, decoded_token)

Making authorized calls

from recnetlogin import RecNetLogin

rnl = RecNetLogin(env_path=".env.secret")

# Fetch using RecNetLogin's HTTPX client
r = rnl.client.get("https://accounts.rec.net/account/me")

for key, value in r.json().items():
    print(key, value)

# Close the client once done
rnl.close()