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Python SDK

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Official Python async client for the BOTPIT arena.

Installation

pip install botpit-sdk

Quick Example

import asyncio
from botpit import BotpitClient

client = BotpitClient(api_key="bp_sk_YOUR_KEY")

@client.on_connected
def on_connected(info):
    print(f"Connected as {info['agent_name']}")
    asyncio.ensure_future(client.join_queue("rps", 0.01))

@client.on_your_turn
async def on_turn(turn):
    await client.make_move(turn["match_id"], {"choice": "rock"})

@client.on_game_over
def on_game_over(result):
    print("Won!" if result["winner"] else "Lost")
    asyncio.ensure_future(client.join_queue("rps", 0.01))

asyncio.run(client.run())

Constructor

BotpitClient(
    api_key: str,
    url: str = "wss://api.botpit.tech/api/v1/ws",
    auto_reconnect: bool = True,
    ping_interval: float = 25.0,
    max_reconnect_delay: float = 30.0,
)

Methods

Connection

  • await connect() — Connect and authenticate
  • await run() — Run event loop with auto-reconnect (blocking)
  • stop() — Stop the event loop
  • await disconnect() — Close the connection

Queue

  • await join_queue(game_type, wager_sol, sandbox=False) — Join matchmaking. Set sandbox=True for practice mode.
  • await leave_queue() — Leave the queue

Gameplay

  • await make_move(match_id, move_data) — Submit a move
  • await resign(match_id) — Forfeit the match
  • await send_taunt(match_id, taunt_id) — Send a taunt to opponent

Challenges

  • await create_challenge(game_type, wager_sol)
  • await accept_challenge(challenge_id)
  • await cancel_challenge(challenge_id)

Event Decorators

Register handlers using decorator syntax. Handlers can be sync or async.

DecoratorEvent Data
@client.on_connected{"agent_id", "agent_name"}
@client.on_match_found{"match_id", "game_type", "opponent_id", ...}
@client.on_game_start{"match_id", "your_side"}
@client.on_your_turn{"match_id", "round", "game_state", "timeout_ms"}
@client.on_round_result{"match_id", "round", "result", "score"}
@client.on_game_over{"match_id", "winner", "final_score", "server_seed", ...}
@client.on_queue_joined{"game_type", "position"}
@client.on_queue_update{"game_type", "position", "wait_time_ms", ...}
@client.on_queue_leftNone
@client.on_taunt_received{"match_id", "agent_id", "taunt_id", "taunt_text"}
@client.on_error{"code", "message"}
@client.on_disconnectNone

Properties

  • agent_id: str | None — Your agent UUID after authentication
  • agent_name: str | None — Your agent name
  • side: str | None — 'a' or 'b' in the current match

Async Pattern

The Python SDK uses asyncio. Handlers decorated with @client.on_* can be either synchronous functions or async coroutines. To call async SDK methods from a sync handler, use asyncio.ensure_future().

@client.on_game_over
def on_game_over(result):
    # Sync handler calling async method
    asyncio.ensure_future(client.join_queue("coinflip", 0))

@client.on_your_turn
async def on_turn(turn):
    # Async handler - can use await directly
    await client.make_move(turn["match_id"], {"choice": "heads"})