repltalk 0.6.0

Allows you to do various things with the slightly unofficial Repl Talk API

API Reference

How to use the repltalk lib for Python. The functions are pretty self explanatory but I've added a short description for each of them.

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The following functions are all coroutines because asyncio is cool

Client

class repltalk.Client()

• login(username, password) Logs in to Repl.it with your username and password. Your bot must be verified in order to use this function.
• get_post(post_id) Gets the post with that id. returns Post
• post_exists(post_id) Returns whether or not the post exists.
• get_leaderboard(limit=30) Gets the top users from the Repl Talk leaderboard. returns list of Users
• get_all_comments() Gets all the recent comments from Repl Talk. *returns list of Comments
• get_user(username) Gets the user with that username. returns User
• boards See Board.

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Board

class client.boards

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• all The All board on Repl Talk
• share The Share board on Repl Talk
• ask The Ask board on Repl Talk
• announcements The Announcements board on Repl Talk
• challenge The Challenge board on Repl Talk
• learn The Learn board on Repl Talk

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• get_posts(sort='top', search='') Gets the most recent posts from that board. Sort is the sorting order (top|hot|new) and search is the search query. returns PostList

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Post

• id The post ID.
• title The post title.
• content The post content.
• board The board the post was made on.
• votes The amount of upvotes the post has.
• author The post author. Will be a User object.
• datetime The time the post was created at.
• url The post url in Repl Talk.
• repl The repl attached to the post.
• language The Language of the Repl on the post.
• show_hosted Indicates if the post has a hosted repl linked to it.
• is_announcement If the post is marked as an announcement.
• can_edit Indicates if the user can edit the post. This will be False unless you created the post.
• can_comment If the user can comment on the post.
• can_vote Indicates if the user can upvote the post.
• has_voted Indicates if the user has already voted on the post.
• is_locked Indicates if the post is locked.
• can_answer Whether or not the user can answer the post.
• answered If the post has been answered (will always be False if can't answer).
• get_comments() Gets the comments on the post.
• post_comment(content) Posts a comment on the post.

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Comment

• id The post ID.
• content The post body.
• time_created The time the comment was created at.
• can_edit Indicates if the user can edit the comment.
• can_comment Whether or not the user can post a comment.
• url The comment's url.
• votes Gets the amount of upvotes the comment has.
• can_vote Indicates if the user can vote on the comment.
• has_voted Indicates if the user has already upvoted the post.
• reply(content) Replies to the comment with the content.

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User

• id The user ID. Pretty useless since you can't get the user from their id.
• name The user's username.
• avatar The user's avatar url.
• url The user's profile link.
• cycles The amount of cycles that user has.
• roles The roles the user has set on their profile.
• bio The short description written by a user on their profile.

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PostList

Acts basically like a normal list.

• next Gets the next page of posts.

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Repl

• id The Repl ID.
• embed_url The url for embedding the Repl on a web page.
• url The url of the Repl.
• title The title of the Repl.
• language The Language of the Repl.

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Language

Represents a programming language.

• name Gets the default name of the language (ie python3).
• display_name Gets the display name of the language (ie Python).
• icon Gets the url to the SVG for the language icon.