Python library for interacting with the Meower API
meower.repair_mode()- Checks if the server is in repair modemeower.scratch_deprecated()- Checks if Scratch clients are now deprecatedmeower.find_post(num)- Downloads home, then finds the post numbermeower.get_home()- Downloads home, in a JSON arraymeower.home_len()- Shows the number of posts on homemeower.get_post(str)- Gets the specified post, and shows inusername: postformatmeower.page_len()- Shows the number of home pagesmeower.current_page()- Returns the current page numbermeower.change_page(num)- Changes the pagemeower.ping()- "Pings" the Meower API, by timingrequeststo fetch the root pagemeower.argo_tunnel()- Checks if there is a Argo Tunnel error on the APImeower.stats_chats()- Shows the total amount of chatsmeower.stats_users()- Shows the total amount of usersmeower.stats_posts()- Shows the total amount of postsmeower.user_lvl(user)- Shows the specified user's levelmeower.user_banned(user)- Shows if the specified user is banned from Meowermeower.user_uuid(user)- Shows the specified user's UUIDmeower.user_pfp(user)- Shows the specified user's profile picture number
The recommended way to install meower.py is to use the following script:
pip3 install meower
To import, just simply use the following:
import meowerBefore you build, you'd might want to double-check that you have all of the dependencies:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Run the build command:
python3 -m build
meower.py is a ongoing project, so you'd might want to check for updates regularly. You can update the package like this:
pip3 install --upgrade meower
import meower
for i in range(0, meower.home_len()):
print(meower.get_post(meower.find_post(i)))