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Python Mattermost Driver for APIv4

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Hi, I noticed you moved away from `requests` for your next major release, however I would still like to suggest an improvement against the 7.x series by adding connection reuse...

Hi! Thank you for your library it is very useful. I wonder when do you plan to make a new release with AsyncDriver? Maybe you need some help? I could...

Here is my code: ``` python from mattermostdriver import Driver import threading import asyncio import time import logging logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) async def h(a): print('a') def w(): asyncio.set_event_loop(asyncio.new_event_loop()) d.init_websocket(h) d = Driver(...

Hello, I found this Python driver a few days ago. However, I am having some difficulties getting this driver to work. The login process always fails for me ( using...

While i was using the library the websocket connection would not be recreated if network was down. So i have come to own version of Websocket class: ```python import typing...

Mattermost has an optional [rate-limit option](https://api.mattermost.com/#tag/rate-limiting) that can be enabled by server admins. This feature works by setting `X-RateLimit` headers in HTTP API responses. Is there any way to access...

Attempting to connect my organization's mattermost instance, at a domain hosted on GoDaddy (*certificates appear valid in my browser*) like this: ``` mm = mattermostdriver.Driver({ 'url': 'myurl.net/chat', 'token': 'omitted-here' })...

Hello I received following error while running : async def my_event_handler(e): message=json.loads(e) print(message) matt.init_websocket(my_event_handler) as a workaround I used following solution from stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46827007/runtimeerror-this-event-loop-is-already-running-in-python

While writing some code against our Mattermost, I discovered that exceptions are being logged, even though my code is handling them. For example, `ResourceNotFound` wrote the following to my terminal:...

While searching for what is returned for each endpoint call, I'm finding myself constantly jumping between the [driver endpoint docs](https://vaelor.github.io/python-mattermost-driver/endpoints.html) the source links and https://api.mattermost.com/ often fumbling to find the...