Screen Stocks Python Bridge
The screenstocks-bridge package is a Python client for the local API exposed
by the Screen Stocks Bridge BepInEx plugin. It requires the plugin to be
installed in the game and the game to be running. The package itself does not
install or contact the game backend; it connects to the plugin on loopback.
Install
python -m pip install screenstocks-bridge
Install the matching BepInEx plugin from the
GitHub releases,
then launch Screen Stocks. The default bridge address is 127.0.0.1:48721.
Read the token from BepInEx/config/screenstocks.bridge.cfg or the BepInEx
log.
Connect
from screenstocks_bridge import BridgeClient
with BridgeClient(token="YOUR_TOKEN") as bridge:
state = bridge.snapshot()
print(state["ready"], state["cash"])
print(bridge.upgrades())
The client supports state and activity reads, trades, upgrade purchases, and auto-action controls. See the bridge usage guide for the full API and its online behavior.
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