SomeRandomWrapper
This Wrapper is written for Some Random API. It is used in the main core of our bot, or rather in fun commands.
Installing the library:
To install it, you will need the standard Python package manager - pip. To install the library, type pip install -U somerandomwrapper in the console.
Dependencies to install:
Some examples:
from somerandomwrapper import SomeRandomWrapper
wrapperAPI = SomeRandomWrapper()
request_fact = await wrapperAPI.get_fact()
print(request_fact)
You can see other examples here. You can also create your own example by simply making a Pull Request.
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