Versions:

  • 1.19.23
  • 1.19.22
  • 1.19.21
  • 1.19.20
  • 1.19.19
  • 1.19.18
  • 1.19.17
  • 1.19.16
  • 1.19.15
  • 1.19.14
  • 1.19.13
  • 1.19.12
  • 1.19.11
  • 1.19.10
  • 1.19.9
  • 1.19.8
  • 1.19.7
  • 1.19.6
  • 1.19.5
  • 1.19.4
  • 1.19.3
  • 1.19.2
  • 1.19.1
  • GOAMD64v2
  • GOAMD64v1

Mihomo 1.19.23, released by MetaCubeX as the twenty-fifth iteration of the project, is a lightweight Python library built on Pydantic that provides strictly-typed, autocomplete-ready data models for every object returned by the public Mihomo API for HoYoverse’s Honkai: Star Rail. By wrapping raw JSON responses in validated Python classes, the package spares developers the work of manually mapping character stats, light-cone attributes, relic sub-stats, or simulated-universe blessings to native types; instead, IDE introspection instantly surfaces every field name, type, and docstring, eliminating guesswork and runtime KeyError exceptions. Typical use-cases include writing Discord bots that display a player’s roster and gear scores, building web dashboards that track trace materials across accounts, running damage-simulation spreadsheets that need accurate base multipliers, or creating CLI tools that batch-export build data for theory-crafting websites. Because the schema auto-updates whenever the upstream API adds new characters or equipment, projects that pin Mihomo can re-generate their data layer without touching business logic, making long-term maintenance trivial. The library installs cleanly into any Python ≥ 3.8 environment, weighs only a few kilobytes, and is delivered as a wheel with zero additional dependencies beyond Pydantic itself, so it slots unobtrusively into Django, FastAPI, Jupyter, or serverless Lambda stacks. It is classified in development repositories as a “Game Data API Wrapper” and is maintained in lock-step with the daily API refresh cycle, ensuring that new banners or balance patches are reflected in the model within hours. Mihomo is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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