You must then unzip the file, go to token.json, insert your token where specified, and have Python run client.py.
- If you do not have Python 3.11 or 3.12, you may download and install one of them here.
- Once you have Python 3.11 or 3.12 downloaded and installed, I recommend that you install Visual Studio Code here.
- You will then need to open PowerShell (Windows) or your terminal (Mac, Linux, & Visual Studio Code).
- Type "python -m pip install meowerclient" and wait for pip to install the package.
- Now you are ready to begin! Create a new Python file and call it anything but meowerclient.py (I recommend client.py).
- If you plan on sharing your code, whether it be through a screenshare or something like GitHub, make a file called token.json and type this code:
{"token": insert your token in quotes}
If you didn't create a json file, you can type this code:
from meowerclient import MeowerClient
client = MeowerClient()
client.RUNCLIENT(insert your token here)
If you did create a json file, you have to type this code instead:
from meowerclient import MeowerClient
import json
with open("token.json", "r+") as f:
f.seek(0)
data = json.load(f)
f.close()
client = MeowerClient()
client.RUNCLIENT(data["token"])
Run client.py, and you're ready to go! It's that simple!
If there is an error regarding the import, then try from meowerclient.meowerclient import MeowerClient
or from meowerclient.client import MeowerClient
If you find the package files in Python itself, there's a template with some stuff to fill in, but I think this page works just fine.