Roblopy
Roblox API built in Python.
Migrating from 4.5 to 5.0, we will now be using snake case to follow PEP8. We are also adding type hints and docstrings.
Installing
Here is a simple way to install:
pip install roblopy
Here is a simple way to upgrade the package to the newest version:
pip install roblopy --upgrade
Quick Example
from roblopy import Users
user_id = Users.get_id_from_username("ROBLOX")
print("Roblox's User ID is " + str(user_id))
Documentation
https://github.com/jackprogramsjp/Roblopy/wiki
Requirements
- requests
- Beautiful Soup
1 maintainer
Metadata
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