Tenji
Asyncronous Python client for scraping data from MyFigureCollection (MFC).
Usage
import asyncio
from tenji import MfcClient
async def main():
client = MfcClient()
profile = await client.get_profile("syntack")
print(profile.status)
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())
Authenticated Requests
There is some session support but as of right now the goal is to focus on non-authenticated requests.
Notes
- The client currently relies on an English locale.
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