### Asynchronous OpenTTD Admin Bot Example

Source: https://github.com/liki-mc/pyopenttdadmin/blob/main/README.md

This snippet shows how to create an echo bot using the asynchronous API with `asyncio`. It mirrors the synchronous example but utilizes `await` for operations like login, subscription, and sending messages. This is suitable for non-blocking applications.

```python
import asyncio
from aiopyopenttdadmin import Admin, AdminUpdateType, openttdpacket

# Set the IP address and port number for connection
ip_address = "127.0.0.1"
port_number = 3977

async def main():
    # Instantiate the Admin class and establish connection to the server
    admin = Admin(ip = ip_address, port = port_number)
    await admin.login("pyOpenTTDAdmin", password = "toor") # assuming the password is "toor"

    # Subscribe to receive chat updates
    await admin.subscribe(AdminUpdateType.CHAT)

    # Print chat packets
    @admin.add_handler(openttdpacket.ChatPacket)
    async def chat_packet(admin: Admin, packet: openttdpacket.ChatPacket):
        print(f'ID: {packet.id} Message: {packet.message}')

    # Echo chat
    @admin.add_handler(openttdpacket.ChatPacket)
    async def echo_chat(admin: Admin, packet: openttdpacket.ChatPacket):
        await admin.send_global(packet.message)

    # Run admin
    print("running")
    await admin.run()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())
```

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### Synchronous OpenTTD Admin Bot Example

Source: https://github.com/liki-mc/pyopenttdadmin/blob/main/README.md

This snippet demonstrates how to create a basic echo bot using the synchronous API. It connects to an OpenTTD server, logs in, subscribes to chat updates, and echoes received chat messages back to the server. Ensure the server's admin port is accessible and the password is correct.

```python
from pyopenttdadmin import Admin, AdminUpdateType, openttdpacket

# Set the IP address and port number for connection
ip_address = "127.0.0.1"
port_number = 3977

# Instantiate the Admin class and establish connection to the server
admin = Admin(ip = ip_address, port = port_number)
admin.login("pyOpenTTDAdmin", password = "toor") # assuming the password is "toor"

# Subscribe to receive chat updates
admin.subscribe(AdminUpdateType.CHAT)

# Print chat packets
@admin.add_handler(openttdpacket.ChatPacket)
def chat_packet(admin: Admin, packet: openttdpacket.ChatPacket):
    print(f'ID: {packet.id} Message: {packet.message}')

# Echo chat
@admin.add_handler(openttdpacket.ChatPacket)
def echo_chat(admin: Admin, packet: openttdpacket.ChatPacket):
    admin.send_global(packet.message)

# Run admin
admin.run()
```

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