Pure pythonic library for accessing Wargaming.net API (https://wargaming.net/developers/).
Compatible with a Python>=2.7 and Python >=3.4 versions. PyPy also!
Installation
As simple as usual:
$ pip install wargaming
Documentation
Wargaming.NET API documentation: https://na.wargaming.net/developers/api_reference/
Library documentation: http://python-wargaming.rtfd.org
Supported WGAPI
World of Tanks
World of Warplanes
World of Warships
World of Tanks Blitz
Wargaming.NET common API
Contribution
Just fork, update and send pull request. Do not forget to run tests:
$ tox
Also check for a PEP-0008 compliance:
$ pep8 –max-line-length=120 wargaming
Contributors
monester
LanceMaverick
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