scratchclient
A scratch API wrapper for python.
Installation
Go to your terminal (not your python shell) and execute this command:
pip install scratchclient
If this didn't work for whatever reason, open your python shell and run the following:
import os; os.system("pip install scratchclient")
Example Usage
Basic Usage
from scratchclient import ScratchSession
session = ScratchSession("ceebee", "--uwu--")
# post comments
session.get_user("Paddle2See").post_comment("OwO")
# lots of other stuff
print(session.get_project(450216269).get_comments()[0].content)
print(session.get_studio(29251822).description)
Cloud Connection
from scratchclient import ScratchSession
session = ScratchSession("griffpatch", "SecurePassword7")
connection = session.create_cloud_connection(450216269)
connection.set_cloud_variable("variable name", 5000)
@connection.on("set")
def on_set(variable):
print(variable.name, variable.value)
print(connection.get_cloud_variable("other variable"))
Documentation is available at https://cubeythecube.github.io/scratchclient.
All bugs should be reported to the github repository. If you need help or guideance, check out the forum topic.
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