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pythonaternos 3.0.6

[UNMAINTAINED] Python Aternos

An unofficial Aternos API written in Python.
It uses aternos' private API and html parsing.

[!WARNING]
This library is no longer maintained, because:

Aternos started detecting all automated requests (and, therefore, ToS violations)
via JS code in AJAX_TOKEN which is executed incorrectly in Js2Py and
requires a NodeJS DOM library (at least) or a browser engine.
For details, see #85.
Aternos frontend is protected with Cloudflare, so this library fails to parse pages
in case of, for example, blocked or suspicious IP address (e.g. web hosting).
CF shows IUAM page, often with captcha. We need a browser engine like undetected-chromedriver and an AI or a man solving captchas.
Last Aternos API update broke nearly everything.
I have no more motivation and not enough time to work on this, nor need in using Aternos.

I'm so sorry. If you want to continue development of python-aternos,
contact me, but I think it's better to write from scratch.

Python Aternos supports:

Logging in to account with password (plain or hashed) or ATERNOS_SESSION cookie value
Saving session to the file and restoring
Changing username, email and password
Parsing Minecraft servers list
Parsing server info by its ID
Starting/stoping server, restarting, confirming/cancelling launch
Updating server info in real-time (see WebSocket API)
Changing server subdomain and MOTD (message-of-the-day)
Managing files, settings, players (whitelist, operators, etc.)

Install
Common
$ pip install python-aternos

Note for Windows users
Install lxml package from here
if you have problems with it, and then execute:
pip install --no-deps python-aternos

Development
$ git clone https://github.com/DarkCat09/python-aternos.git
$ cd python-aternos
$ pip install -e .[dev]

Usage
To use Aternos API in your Python script, import it
and login with your username and password or its MD5 hash.
Then request the servers list using list_servers().
You can start/stop your Aternos server, calling start() or stop().
Here is an example how to use the API:
# Import
from python_aternos import Client

# Create object
atclient = Client()

# Log in
# with username and password
atclient.login('example', 'test123')
# ----OR----
# with username and MD5 hashed password
atclient.login_hashed('example', 'cc03e747a6afbbcbf8be7668acfebee5')
# ----OR----
# with session cookie
atclient.login_with_session('ATERNOS_SESSION cookie value')

# Get AternosAccount object
aternos = atclient.account

# Get servers list
servs = aternos.list_servers()

# Get the first server
myserv = servs[0]

# Start
myserv.start()
# Stop
myserv.stop()

# You can also find server by IP
testserv = None
for serv in servs:
if serv.address == 'test.aternos.org':
testserv = serv

if testserv is not None:
# Prints the server software and its version
# (for example, "Vanilla 1.12.2")
print(testserv.software, testserv.version)
# Starts server
testserv.start()

More examples
Documentation
How-To Guide
Changelog

Version
Description

v0.3
Implemented files API, added typization.

v0.4
Implemented configuration API, some bugfixes.

v0.5
The API was updated corresponding to new Aternos security methods. Huge thanks to lusm554.

v0.6/v1.0.0
Code refactoring, websockets API and session saving to prevent detecting automation access.

v1.0.x
Lots of bugfixes, changed versioning (SemVer).

v1.1.x
Documentation, unit tests, pylint, bugfixes, changes in atwss.

v1.1.2/v2.0.0
Solution for #25 (Cloudflare bypassing), bugfixes in JS parser.

v2.0.x
Documentation, automatically saving/restoring session, improvements in Files API.

v2.1.x
Fixes in websockets API, atconnect (including cookie refreshing fix). Support for captcha solving services (view #52).

v2.2.x
Node.JS interpreter support.

v3.0.0
Partially rewritten, API updates.

v3.0.5
Unmaintained.

v3.1.x
TODO: Full implementation of config API.

v3.2.x
TODO: Shared access API and maybe Google Drive backups.

Reversed API Specification
Private Aternos API requests were captured into
this HAR file
and were imported to
a Postman Workspace.
You can use both resources to explore the API.
Any help with improving this library is welcome.
License
License Notice:
Copyright 2021-2022 All contributors

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.