same api client
## Install
```bash
pip3 install same
```
## Usage
In a terminal:
1. get help
```bash
same -h # get help and available module, method, property
same -h use # get help for `use` api
same -h sense # get help for `sense` module
same -h sense like # get help for `sense.like` method
```
2. login: most api need to authorization, so, you should login at first
```bash
same login MOBILE PASSWORD [EMAIL] # use mobile or email to login
same use SECRET # use token directly
```
## LICENSE
MIT
1 maintainer
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