treasurecx

Advanced Python wrapper for "treasure.cx".

Synchronous Usage

import treasurecx
account_types = treasurecx.account_types() # Get account types
print(account_types)
account = treasurecx.generate(type=1) # Generate a Minecraft account
print(account) # {'status': '...', 'message': '...'}

Asynchronous Usage

import treasurecx.asynchronous
account_types = await treasurecx.asynchronous.account_types() # Get account types
print(account_types)
account = await treasurecx.treasure_async.generate(type=1) # Generate a Minecraft account
print(account) # {'status': '...', 'message': '...'}

Synchronous Commands

account_types

treasurecx.account_types(source="API")

Return a list of account types.

Arguments:
[source]: The app/website from which the user generated a link (e.g. Discord) || "API" by default

generate

treasurecx.generate(type_=1, source="API")

Generate an account with the provided type.

Arguments: [type_]: Type of account you want to generate (int) || 1 (Minecraft) by default

[source]: The app/website from which the user generated a link (e.g. Discord) || "API" by default

Account types can be fetched using treasurecx.treasurecx.account_types().

Asynchronous Commands

account_types

await treasurecx.account_types(source="API")

Return a list of account types.

Arguments:
[source]: The app/website from which the user generated a link (e.g. Discord) || "API" by default

generate

await treasurecx.generate(type_=1, source="API")

Generate an account with the provided type.

Arguments: [type_]: Type of account you want to generate (int) || 1 (Minecraft) by default

[source]: The app/website from which the user generated a link (e.g. Discord) || "API" by default

Account types can be fetched using treasurecx.treasurecx.account_types().