Weverse 1.1.8.2

Creates internal cache for the communities a user follows on weverse.io

Weverse

What is it?

Weverse creates internal cache for the communities a user follows on weverse.io.
This is a wrapper for Weverse's private API, but may be referred to as an API on this repository.

API Documentation

Discord Support Server

A WEVERSE DISCORD BOT CAN BE FOUND HERE

Functionalities

• Asynchronous and Synchronous Support
• Receive all the posts the artists in your communities have made. This includes all images/videos/comments made by them.
• Cache is split under a hierarchy directly under a community.
• Keep track of notifications on your user account, you can easily create a loop to update your notification cache on updates. (Usage of this can be found in the examples folder)

Installation

In a terminal, type pip install weverse.

To install from source:
pip install git+https://github.com/MujyKun/Weverse.git

How to Use

First off, your account token is needed (Will need to be updated about every 6 months iirc).
Note that it is now possible to log-in using a username and password without a token. This will prevent manual updates.

In order to get your account token, go to Weverse and Inspect Element (F12).
Then go to the Network tab and filter by XHR. Then refresh your page (F5) and look for info or me under XHR.
Under Headers, scroll to the bottom and view the request headers. You want to copy everything past authorization: Bearer.

For example, you may see (This is just an example):
authorization: Bearer ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Then ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ would be your auth token for Weverse. It is suggested to have the auth token as an environment variable.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Not all korean key-phrases may be kept track of. Scroll to the bottom of the Weverse page
when you are logged in and click "English" to set the account language to English.

CODE EXAMPLES

# Asynchronous
import asyncio
import aiohttp
from Weverse.error import InvalidToken
from Weverse.weverseasync import WeverseClientAsync

# THERE IS A MORE DETAILED EXAMPLE IN THE EXAMPLES FOLDER
# https://github.com/MujyKun/Weverse/blob/main/examples/asynchronous.py

token = "fake_token"  # REQUIRED
# THE EXAMPLE IN THE EXAMPLES FOLDER WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO LOGIN WITH A USERNAME AND PASSWORD AND SET UP HOOKS.

# It is advised to pass in your own web session as it is not closed in Weverse 
web_session = aiohttp.ClientSession()  # A session is created by default 
weverse_client = WeverseClientAsync(authorization=token, verbose=True, loop=asyncio.get_event_loop(),
                                    web_session=web_session)
try:
    # creates all the cache that is specified. If the create parameters are set to True, they will take a very long time.  
    await weverse_client.start(create_old_posts=True, create_media=True)
except InvalidToken:
    print("Invalid Token")

# Synchronous
import requests
from Weverse.weversesync import WeverseClientSync
from Weverse.error import InvalidToken


# THERE IS A MORE DETAILED EXAMPLE IN THE EXAMPLES FOLDER
# https://github.com/MujyKun/Weverse/blob/main/examples/synchronous.py

token = "fake_token"  # REQUIRED
# THE EXAMPLE IN THE EXAMPLES FOLDER WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO LOGIN WITH A USERNAME AND PASSWORD AND SET UP HOOKS.

# It is advised to pass in your own web session as it is not closed in Weverse
web_session = requests.Session()  # A session is created by default 
weverse_client = WeverseClientSync(authorization=token, verbose=True)
try:
    # creates all the cache that is specified. If the create parameters are set to True, they will take a very long time.  
    weverse_client.start(create_old_posts=True, create_media=True) 
except InvalidToken:
    print("Invalid Token")

# After calling the start method, you now have all the objects you would want to modify.
# The start method takes in parameters that can disable old posts from loading up 
# if only the newer posts are wanted. More info on the documentation.

More Detailed Asynchronous Example
More Detailed Synchronous Example

API Documentation