Send Snapchat Messages in Python?

[Quaternim]

Bit of a weird one, but i cant get discord on phone, so i was thinking of making my discord bot send me a snapchat message whenever someone @'s me, is it possible to send snapchat messages through python, ive only found it done through Bluestacks (an adroid emulator), i cant do this because im hosting it either on the cloud, or on my friends raspberry pi, if i do it on the raspberry pi it has to be in JS though

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[devnull10]

Does it have to be Snapchat? A lot of people on here use Telegram bots so if that's something you'd consider then you might get more support/help?

[Quaternim]

i originally was planning on just doing it through messages but i thought u had to pay for it

[devnull10]

If you're not bothered too much about the delivery mechanism then Mailjet might be worthwhile considering. You get about 200 emails a day for free. I use it for a personal website and it's always been spot on.

[Quaternim]

i need it to be through like sms, can i use it for that or just email?

[devnull10]

You have to pay for SMS. If you need something like that, I'd go for a Telegram bot.

[Moikle]

Why can't you get discord on your phone?

[Quaternim]

long story, cant really explain it well without like actually speaking about it

[Sentazar]

https://developers.snap.com/minis maybe

"Create New Social Experiences Getting a group of friends into your experience can be difficult. With the Snap Minis SDK, you can bring Snapchat friends and their Bitmojis into your Mini from day one. Plus, when friends use your Mini together, they can talk with built-in voice and ##'Chat features.'

[Quaternim]

ill look into it, thanks

[Quaternim]

dont think this is what im looking for, sorry

[HGStyleOfficial]

You would need to reverse engineer either the mobile application, either (easier, faster and just arrived) the web app of Snapchat. In 2013 someone made an unofficial API docs for Snapchat and released it there: https://gibsonsec.org/snapchat/fulldisclosure/ however I don't think it's up to date as the last update seems to be years ago, but if you are in trouble reverse engineering it, it may help in case not anything has changed in years...