VeilCord.

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                      And Available To Anyone Else Who Wants To Use <

Installation

pip install veilcord

Example Usages

from veilcord import VeilCord

veilcord = VeilCord(
    session = ..., # for custom tls_client sessions
    device_type = "browser", # types : browser, mobile, app (aka desktop)
    user_agent = ... # for custom user agent
)

# GETTING X-Super-Properties
xsup = veilcord.generateXProp()
print(f"(+) Retrieved XSup: {xsup}")

# GETTING ALL THE COOKIES AND FINGERPRINT
fp, cookies = veilcord.getFingerprint(
    xsup, 
    withCookies = True, # true or false -- will return cookies that are returned in the expirements req
    cookieType = "json" # if withCookies is true this can be either "json" or "cookiejar"  -- by default its cookiejar
)
print(f"(+) Retrieved Fingerprint: {fp}")
print(f"(+) Retrieved Cookies: {cookies}")
# returns a tuple.  [0] - Fingerprint  |  [1] - COOKIESJAR or JSON

# GET THE NEW SESSION ID BS

_, sessionID = veilcord.getSession(
    token = "",
)
if sessionID == "invalid token":
    print("invalid token :(")
else:
    print(f"(+) Got Session ID: {sessionID}")

## Getting Discord build number

buildNum = VeilCord.getBuildNum()
print(buildNum)

Custom Sessions

session = veilcord.openSession(
    custom_rpc = {
        "status": "online",
        "since": 0,
        "activities": [{
            "name": "Custom Status",
            "type": 4,
            "state": "vast#1337",
            "emoji": ""
        }],
        "afk": False
    }
)

veilcord.getSession(
    token = "", # obv the token
    session = session, # the session returned from veilcord.openSession()  (if u are using keepAlive)
    keep_alive = True,  # keep the session alive until closed with veilcord.closeSession()
    show_hb = True # prints when it sends the heartbeat and when the next one is
)

# close the session, if keepAlive is enabled.
veilcord.closeSession(session)

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Release files for veilcord 0.0.7.5

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