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Backwards compatibility is strictly preserved in `__init__`, including parameter names, defaults and position. Whenever that's difficult using `attrs`, the custom `__init__` is kept instead (for the time being). `__repr__` methods have changed to the format `attrs` use, but people don't rely on this for anything other than debug output, so it shouldn't be a problem.
40 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
40 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
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from __future__ import unicode_literals
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import attr
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from ._attachment import Attachment
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@attr.s(cmp=False, init=False)
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class Sticker(Attachment):
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"""Represents a Facebook sticker that has been sent to a thread as an attachment"""
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#: The sticker-pack's ID
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pack = attr.ib(None)
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#: Whether the sticker is animated
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is_animated = attr.ib(False)
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# If the sticker is animated, the following should be present
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#: URL to a medium spritemap
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medium_sprite_image = attr.ib(None)
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#: URL to a large spritemap
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large_sprite_image = attr.ib(None)
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#: The amount of frames present in the spritemap pr. row
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frames_per_row = attr.ib(None)
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#: The amount of frames present in the spritemap pr. coloumn
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frames_per_col = attr.ib(None)
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#: The frame rate the spritemap is intended to be played in
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frame_rate = attr.ib(None)
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#: URL to the sticker's image
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url = attr.ib(None)
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#: Width of the sticker
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width = attr.ib(None)
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#: Height of the sticker
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height = attr.ib(None)
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#: The sticker's label/name
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label = attr.ib(None)
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def __init__(self, uid=None):
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super(Sticker, self).__init__(uid=uid)
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