wow.realmstatusapi 0.4

Python World of Warcraft Realmstatus API

Contents

• Change history

  • 0.1 (09-13-10)

  • 0.2 (09-13-10)

  • 0.3 (09-13-10)

  • 0.4 (09-16-10)

• Detailed Documentation

  • Introduction

  • Usage

• Contributors

• Download

Change history

Changelog

0.1 (09-13-10)

• Initial release

0.2 (09-13-10)

• Added doctest

0.3 (09-13-10)

• More detailed doctest (also used as readme)

0.4 (09-16-10)

• Fixed a typo in the doctest

• Changed get_realm_status(self, name) and get_realm_type(self, name) to (self, * names)

Detailed Documentation

Introduction

The realmstatus-API reads the realmstatus-xml from wow-europe.com to get the status of a specified realm (“Realm Up/Realm Down”) and the type of the realm (PvE,PvP etc.).

Usage

To use the API, just do an import like this

>>> from realmstatus_api import Realmstatus

Mock Realmstatus.get_realm_status and Realmstatus.get_realm_type

Returns output similar to what we would get from the API, so that this test can be used while offline

>>> from test_realmstatus import mocked_get_realm_status, mocked_get_realm_type

Mocking the functions

>>> Realmstatus.get_realm_status = mocked_get_realm_status
>>> Realmstatus.get_realm_type = mocked_get_realm_type

First create an instance of the Realmstatus object

>>> realmstatus = Realmstatus()

To get the status of a realm, use get_realm_status(* names). If you want, you can get the status of multiple realms (in a dictionary)

>>> status = realmstatus.get_realm_status("Azshara")["Azshara"]
>>> status == "Realm Up"
True

To get the type of a realm, use get_realm_type(* names). If you want, you can get the type of multiple realms (in a dictionary)

>>> type = realmstatus.get_realm_type("Azshara")["Azshara"]
>>> type == "PvP"
True

Contributors

Marc Goetz, Author

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