This is a straightforward Python interface that can be used to interact with the TeamSpeak 3 Server Query.
It is extensible, meaning it can be used to quickly create plugins that can be run on the TeamSpeak 3 server.
Check out the quickstart guide for instructions.
The docs directory contains documentation for this project.
It explains how to use the interface and provides detailed information on writing plugins.
The plugins directory contains plugins and commands that are ready to be used.
Writing plugins and commands is easy, and you can find more information in the
documentation.
Currently, the following plugins and commands are available:
- AFK Mover - Moves users to a specified channel when they are inactive for a given amount of time.
- Doodler - Replaces the server banner on given dates with custom images, similar to Google Doodles.
- Welcomer - Sends a welcome message to users when they join the server.
- Help - Displays a list of available commands.
- Weather - Displays the current weather for a given location.
- Casino - A plugin that allows users to gamble with virtual currency.
- Poll - A plugin that allows users to create polls and surveys.
- Auto-Channel - A plugin that automatically creates channels when needed.
If you want to contribute to this project, simply fork it and open a pull request. I'll be happy to review your changes and merge them into the main branch.
If you have any questions about how to use this interface, feel free to open an issue, and I'll be happy to assist you.
And if when you find ways to improve the code, please open a PR and let me know
about it; I'm eager to learn, and I know that my code has plenty of room for improvement.
There is a belief among some programmers that in order to produce great code, it should be rewritten at least three times.
I also believe that in order to create ever better code, it's necessary to go through a few rounds of rewriting and refinement.
I made my previous version of a pythonic TS3 query interface quite some time ago, when I knew a lot less about programming. My hope is to improve my code and my understanding of Python with this new version.