Comfortably use the PiShock API in Python.
This requires at least Python 3
Import the package:
from pishockpy import PishockAPIDeclare a new shocker instance:
pishock = PishockAPI("YOUR_API_KEY", "YOUR_USERNAME", "SHARECODE", "YOUR_APP_NAME")Run actions on a shocker:
# Send a shock - intensity (float between 0 and 1) and duration in seconds (integer between 1 and 15)
pishock.shock(INTENSITY, DURATION)
# Send a mini shock - intensity (float between 0 and 1)
pishock.minishock(INTENSITY)
# Send a vibration - intensity (float between 0 and 1) and duration in seconds (integer between 1 and 15)
pishock.vibrate(INTENSITY, DURATION)
# Send a sound - duration in seconds
pishock.beep(DURATION)Check if an action was successful:
if(pishock.shock(INTENSITY, DURATION)):
print("Shock was successful")
else:
print("Shock was not successful")I'm not affiliated with PiShock in any way. I am also not responsible for any damage caused by this library.