StakePy - Stake.com API Wrapper

StakePy is Stake.com API Wrapper built on Python.

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/bayy420-999/StakePy.git
$ cd StakePy

Usage

Run the program by running main.py with the command below.

$ python main.py

main.py file explained

The default main.py file will run Stake.com Dice-Bot with following settings.

BASE_BET=0.00001
CURRENCY=USDT
BASE_CHANCE=49.5
TARGET_CONDITION=ABOVE
ON_EVERY_1_LOSSES=INCREASE_BET_AMOUNT_BY_100
ON_EVERY_1_WINS=RESET_BET_AMOUNT

To change the behaviour of the bot, you need to modify main.py file.

Here is the breakdown of main.py file, and how the bot works. Hopefully you can modify the file yourself after reading the explaination :).

Importing needed class/function from StakePy

# Importing Client.
# This Client object is basically your Stake.com "account".
from StakePy.client import Client

# Importing Var, Currency, and TargetCondition.
# Var: 
#   Short for Variable is Enum class that contain constants
#   such as BETS, WINS, LOSSES and so on
#   that will be used to determine bot behaviour.
# Currency: 
#   Enum class that contain constants of supported currencies on Stake.com
#   such as BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, and so on.
# TargetCondition:
#   Enum class that contain constants of dice target condition
#   that will be used to determine dice roll target condition (BELOW/ABOVE).
from StakePy.models import (
    Var,
    Currency,
    TargetCondition
)

# Importing DiceStrategy, Rule, Every, Increase, Reset.
# DiceStrategy:
#   The class that responsible to make dice bet, or basically the bot.
# Rule:
#   The class that responsible to determine the action to be performed if certain condtion meets.
# Every:
#   TODO: Write explaination
# Increase:
#   TODO: Write explaination
# Reset:
#   TODO: Write explaination
from StakePy.strategy import (
    DiceStrategy,
    Rule,
    Every,
    Increase,
    Reset
)

Initialize Client

• Initialize Client by passing argument to Client constructor

# Remember kids, write everything inside main()
# and use if __name__ == '__main__' as entry point 
# to run main() hehe.
def main():
    API_KEY       = YOUR_STAKE_API_KEY
    CF_CLEARANCE  = YOUR_STAKE_CF_CLEARANCE
    CF_BM         = YOUR_STAKE_CF_BM
    CFUVID        = YOUR_STAKE_CFUVID

    client = Client(
        API_KEY,
        CF_CLEARANCE,
        CF_BM,
        CFUVID
    )