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UCube

❗ This project is no longer being maintained. I'm not sure if it still works. ❗

What is it?

UCube creates internal cache for the communities a user follows on United-Cube.
This is a wrapper for United-Cube's private API, but may be referred to as an API on this repository.

A UCUBE DISCORD BOT CAN BE FOUND HERE

Functionalities

  • Asynchronous and Synchronous Support
  • Receive all the posts the artists in your communities have made. This includes all images/videos/comments made by them.
  • Cache is split under a hierarchy directly under a club.
  • Keep track of notifications on your user account, you can easily create a loop to update your notification cache on updates. (Usage of this can be found in the examples folder)
  • Event hook for new notifications.

Installation

In a terminal, type pip install UCube.

To install from source:
pip install git+https://github.com/MujyKun/united-cube.git

How to Use

There are two ways to log in.
The first way is using a username and password to login which will automatically refresh your token.
The second way is getting your account token manually and being logged in for a very short amount of time.

In order to get your account token, go to United-Cube and Inspect Element (F12).
Then go to the Network tab and filter by XHR. Then refresh your page (F5) and look for popup or clubs under XHR.
Under Headers, scroll to the bottom and view the request headers. You want to copy everything past Authorization: Bearer.

For example, you may see (This is just an example):
Authorization: Bearer ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Then ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ would be your auth token for UCube. It is suggested to have the auth token as an environment variable.

The first method to log in (username & password) is the best way and SHOULD be the way that you log in.

CODE EXAMPLES

Asynchronous Example
Synchronous Example