vkmax
Python user client for VK MAX messenger (OneMe)
What is VK MAX?
MAX (internal code name OneMe) is another project by the Russian government in an attempt to create a unified domestic messaging platform with features such as login via the government services account (Gosuslugi/ESIA).
It is developed by VK Group.
What is vkmax?
This is a client library for MAX, allowing to create userbots and custom clients.
An example of a simple userbot that retrieves weather can be found at examples/weather-userbot.
Installation
The package is available on PyPI
pip install vkmax
Usage
More in examples
import asyncio
import logging
import requests
import sys
from vkmax.client import MaxClient
from vkmax.functions.messages import edit_message
from pathlib import Path
async def get_weather(city: str) -> str:
response = requests.get(f"https://ru.wttr.in/{city}?Q&T&format=3")
return response.text
async def packet_callback(client: MaxClient, packet: dict):
if packet['opcode'] == 128:
message_text: str = packet['payload']['message']['text']
if message_text not in ['.info', '.weather']:
return
if message_text == ".info":
text = "Userbot connected"
elif ".weather" in message_text:
city = message_text.split()[1]
text = await get_weather(city)
await edit_message(
client,
packet["payload"]["chatId"],
packet["payload"]["message"]["id"],
text
)
async def main():
client = MaxClient()
await client.connect()
login_token_file = Path('login_token.txt')
if login_token_file.exists():
login_token_from_file = login_token_file.read_text(encoding='utf-8').strip()
try:
await client.login_by_token(login_token_from_file)
except:
print("Couldn't login by token. Falling back to SMS login")
else:
phone_number = input('Enter your phone number: ')
sms_login_token = await client.send_code(phone_number)
sms_code = int(input('Enter SMS code: '))
account_data = await client.sign_in(sms_login_token, sms_code)
login_token = account_data['payload']['tokenAttrs']['LOGIN']['token']
login_token_file.write_text(login_token, encoding='utf-8')
await client.set_callback(packet_callback)
await asyncio.Future() # run forever
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())
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