A client to interact with the Signal stickers API.
Note: despite its name, this client does not interacts with
signalstickers.org
, so information defined there (tags, etc.) will not be fetched.This client connects to the Signal sticker API. Please do not flood it (you'll be blocked anyway).
pip3 install --user signalstickers-client
This module requires cryptography
, protobuf
, anyio
, and httpx
(but they
should be installed with the previous command).
If you are not familiar with Signal stickers, read STICKERS_INTERNALS.md first.
The StickerPack
object returned by await StickersClient().get_pack(<pack_id>, <pack_key>)
exposes the following
attributes:
id: str
the pack id. Equals to pack_id
;key: str
the pack key. Equals to pack_key
;title: str
the title of the pack;author: str
the author of the pack;nb_stickers: int
the number of stickers in the pack;cover: Sticker
the cover sticker;stickers: list[Sticker]
the list of stickers in the packA Sticker
object exposes the following attributes:
id: int
the id of the sticker in the pack;emoji: str
the emoji mapped to this sticker;image_data: bytes
the webp image of the sticker.Same thing, but use LocalStickerPack
(that does not contains id
and key
)
instead of StickerPack
.
You will need your Signal credentials!
To obtain them, run the Signal Desktop app with the flag --enable-dev-tools
,
open the Developer Tools, change the JavaScript context from top
to
Electron Isolated Context
(cf. video below), and type
window.reduxStore.getState().items.uuid_id
to get your USER, and
window.reduxStore.getState().items.password
to get your PASSWORD.
pipenv
with pipenv install --dev
;pipenv run py.test
.See LICENSE
This is not an official Signal project. This is an independant project.
Signal is a registered trademark in the United States and other countries.
Romain Ricard contact+stickerclient@romainricard.fr