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Python module to interact with swagsocial.

Created by Wish wishyt@proton.me, Squirrel squirrelhomebrew@gmail.com, and maxie!

Getting your API key

Log into your desired swagsocial account and go to Settings --> API, or click this link: https://swag.nomaakip.xyz/settings/api

If you would like to grant manage post permissions, which includes making posts and replies. It also allows deleting posts and replies, so be careful!

v1

SwagClient(api_key): apikey is the account's API key. You must assign this to a variable

SwagClient.users: You may get total amount of users.

SwagClient.posts: You may get total amount of posts.

SwagClient.me: You may get information about your API key user.

SwagClient.create_post(content, media): You may create a post. With media, you may attach pictures or videos. Media takes a string in the form of a file name. Content takes a string. Requires "Manage posts" permission

SwagClient.reply(post_id, content, media): You may reply to a post. post_id accepts an integer. Works the same as create_post but with reply support.

SwagClient.delete_post(post_id): You may delete a post you have created. post_id takes an integer. Requires "Manage posts" permission

SwagClient.get_post(post_id): You may get post details as Post class. post_id takes an integer.

SwagClient.get_post_stream(post_id): You may get a post's replies as Post classes, in real time, as a stream (SSE). post_id takes an integer.

SwagClient.get_tagged_posts(): You may get a list of posts as PostsList class.

SwagClient.get_tagged_posts_stream(): You may get posts your API key user is mentioned in, in real time, as a stream (SSE1).

SwagClient.get_user(username): You may get a user's information as User class. username takes a string.

SwagClient.get_user_posts(username): You may get user's posts as PostsList class. username takes a string.

SwagClient.now_playing(username): You may get a user's lastfm now playing details as NowPlayingLastFM class. username takes a string.

  1. SSE stands for Server Side Events, allows to send data to the client in real time ↩

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