Neko's.API

{"nekos": {"1": "neko", "2": "nsfw-neko"}, "hentai": {"1": "ai", "2": "ass", "3": "boobs", "4": "creampie", "5": "paizuri", "6": "pussy", "7": "random", "8": "vtuber", "9": "ecchi", "10": "fucking"}, "real": {"1": "irl-ass", "2": "irl-boobs", "3": "irl-creampie", "4": "irl-fucking", "5": "irl-pussy", "6": "irl-random"}}


"{
  "nekos": {
    "1": "neko",
    "2": "nsfw-neko"
  },
  "hentai": {
    "1": "ai",
    "2": "ass",
    "3": "boobs",
    "4": "creampie",
    "5": "paizuri",
    "6": "pussy",
    "7": "random",
    "8": "vtuber",
    "9": "ecchi",
    "10": "fucking"
  },
  "real": {
    "1": "irl-ass",
    "2": "irl-boobs",
    "3": "irl-creampie",
    "4": "irl-fucking",
    "5": "irl-pussy",
    "6": "irl-random"
  }
}"

neko

Here's an example of fetching a neko image with the neko endpoint.

Fetching a neko image

Get a neko image & its details.

GET https://nekos.pro/api/neko

{
    "id": 497,
    "url": "https://cdn.nekos.pro/neko/e80d4b93b63c40898bbbdcbefe40d232.jpg"
}

Python example:

import aiohttp

headers = {'Content-type': 'application/json'}
async with aiohttp.ClientSession(headers=headers) as session:
    async with session.get('https://nekos.pro/api/neko') as resp:
        image = await resp.json()
        print(image['url'])

This example assumes you are using asyncio & running a Discord bot, which you should be using instead of requests, which is blocking.

neko

Here's an example of fetching a neko image with the neko endpoint.


Fetching a neko image

Get a neko image & its details.

GET

 https://nekos.pro/api/neko


200: OK Response details

429: Too Many Requests Response details

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{

    "id": 497,

    "url": "https://cdn.nekos.pro/neko/e80d4b93b63c40898bbbdcbefe40d232.jpg"

}

Python example:

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import aiohttp


headers = {'Content-type': 'application/json'}

async with aiohttp.ClientSession(headers=headers) as session:

    async with session.get('https://nekos.pro/api/neko') as resp:

        image = await resp.json()

        print(image['url'])

This example assumes you are using asyncio & running a Discord bot, which you should be using instead of requests, which is blocking.




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