awaitSleepWord
does something
returns string?
awaitSleepWord(timeout: int) -> string?
Answers with the word for the captcha on screen, waiting up to the timeout for it if it has not been read yet, or none if it does not come. Blocks, and stops promptly when the script is stopped.
| Parameter | Type | What it does |
| timeoutrequired |
int |
how long to wait, in milliseconds |
Example
let word = awaitSleepWord(15000)
if word != none { typeSleepWord(word) }
captchaOutOfCredits
returns bool
captchaOutOfCredits() -> bool
Whether the service last refused for want of credits. Cleared by the next successful read, so it answers "can this account pay for a word right now" rather than "did it ever fail".
Example
if captchaOutOfCredits() { print("top up at botwith.me") stop }
captchaReady
returns bool
captchaReady() -> bool
Whether a reading service is installed at all. False means sleep words are never sent and awaitSleepWord can only ever time out.
Example
if not captchaReady() { print("nothing can read a sleep word") }
captchaServer
returns string
captchaServer() -> string
Which game server sleep words are being read for. The reader is trained per server and cannot be shared between them.
Example
print("reading words for", captchaServer())
captchasDropped
returns int
captchasDropped() -> int
How many were thrown away because the service was already busy with two.
Example
if captchasDropped() > 0 { print("the reader is falling behind") }
captchasSent
returns int
captchasSent() -> int
How many sleep words have been sent to be read.
Example
print("sent", captchasSent())
captchasSolved
returns int
captchasSolved() -> int
How many came back with a word.
Example
print("solved", captchasSolved())
sleepWord
returns string?
sleepWord() -> string?
The answer to the sleep captcha that is on screen right now, or none. It is none until that captcha has been read, none if reading it failed, and none again the moment the game draws a different one - so it is never the answer to the captcha before this one.
Example
if sleepWord() != none { print("the word is", str(sleepWord())) }
typeSleepWord
does something
typeSleepWord(word: string)
Types a word into the sleep box and presses enter, one character at a time with human gaps. Answers nothing, because the client acknowledges nothing: follow it with 'wait until not isSleeping()' to find out whether it was right.
| Parameter | Type | What it does |
| wordrequired |
string |
the five characters |
Example
typeSleepWord("crumb")
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