A Python3 World of Warships API wrapper
Installation instruction:
``pip install wowspy``
Please consult the official documentation [here](https://developers.wargaming.net/reference)
Example usage:
```py
from wowspy import Wows
def example():
api_key = 'YOUR_WOWS_API_KEY'
my_api = Wows(api_key)
# We will search for a player and then get its stats in this example
player_name = 'PotatoSquad'
# Api response from Wargaming
# We only want one result, thus it's specified limit
player_id_response = my_api.players(
my_api.region.NA, player_name, fields='account_id', limit=1)
# Get the player id from the api response
player_id = player_id_response['data'][0]['account_id']
# Now we will use this id to search for the player's stats
# We only want the pvp stats here, it's specified in fields param
player_stats_response = my_api.player_personal_data(
my_api.region.NA, player_id, fields='statistics.pvp')
print(player_stats_response)
if __name__ == '__main__':
example()
```
Example usage(with Aiohttp):
```py
from asyncio import get_event_loop
from aiohttp import ClientSession
from wowspy import WowsAsync
async def example():
api_key = 'YOUR_WOWS_API_KEY'
session = ClientSession()
my_api = WowsAsync(api_key, session)
# We will search for a player and then get its stats in this example
player_name = 'PotatoSquad'
# Api response from Wargaming
# We only want one result, thus it's specified limit
player_id_response = await my_api.players(
my_api.region.NA, player_name, fields='account_id', limit=1)
# Get the player id from the api response
player_id = player_id_response['data'][0]['account_id']
# Now we will use this id to search for the player's stats
# We only want the pvp stats here, it's specified in fields param
player_stats_response = await my_api.player_personal_data(
my_api.region.NA, player_id, fields='statistics.pvp')
print(player_stats_response)
if __name__ == '__main__':
loop = get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(example())
loop.close()
```
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