PaifuLogger 0.4.2

Logging tenhou paifu into excel or html file with some key information.

Tenhou Paifu Logger

Logging tenhou paifu into excel, csv or html file with some key information.

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Requirements

• Python 3.10 or later

Since CLI-0.3.8, the project is only compatible with Python 3.10 or later. For Python 3.9 or earlier users, please use CLI-0.3.7.1 which is the last version that supports Python 3.9 or earlier. Or download from pypi with the following command.

pip install PaifuLogger==0.3.7.1

Usage

Command Line / Script

1. Download the project.

a. Via GitHub.

i. Clone the repository or download the latest release.

git clone https://github.com/Jim137/Tenhou-Paifu-Logger.git

ii. Copy the paifu URL from tenhou.net to clipboard.

iii. Run runlog-user.bat or runlog-user.sh.

b. Via pypi.

i. Open terminal and install with pip command.

pip install PaifuLogger

ii. Copy the paifu URL from tenhou.net to clipboard. And run by

plog -l [language] -o [output directory] [paifu URLs]

paifu plog -l [language] -o [output directory] [paifu URLs]

2. Once Please enter the URL of match: appears, paste the URL and press Enter.
   Note: In the latest version, you can input multiple URLs at once, separated by whatever you like. If you are lazy, you can just paste w/o anything.
3. After Match of {paifu name} has been recorded appears, the paifu has been successfully logged.

Inline

You can manually log the paifu by the following code.

from paifulogger import get_log_func, get_paifu, localized_str, log_paifu

url = "Your paifu URL"
local_lang = localized_str("en") # Localization
log_formats = get_log_func(["csv", "html"]) # Log into csv and html file.
output = "./" # Output directory
mjai = False # Whether have output in mjai format

# Log the paifu into the file.
log_paifu(
    url,
    log_formats = log_formats,
    local_lang = local_lang,
    output = output,
    mjai = mjai
)
# Get Paifu object, which contains all the information of the paifu.
paifu = get_paifu(url, local_lang)

Features

• Support multiple URLs at once.
• Log paifu into excel, csv or html file with some key information. (-f, --format)
• Support logging to multiple formats at once. (e.g.: -f csv -f html; -a, --all-formats)
• Distinguish Sanma(3p) and Yonma(4p) and log into separate sheets.
• Skip duplicated paifu
• Remake the paifu with URL already logged (-r, --remake). It will be useful when we updated the logging information in future.
• Customized output directory (-o, --output)
• Support mjai format paifu output (--mjai). You have to run git pull --recurse-submodules first.
• Localization support (-l, --language)
  • English: en
  • Traditional Chinese: zh_tw
  • Simplified Chinese: zh
  • Japanese (ChatGPT): ja
• Support config file. Placing config.json in the same directory as the execution enables local configuration. For global configuration, place it in the following directories:
  • Windows: %localappdata%\Jim137\paifulogger\config.json
  • macOS: /Users/{UserName}/Library/Application Support/paifulogger/config.json
  • Linux: ~/.local/share/paifulogger/config.json
• Support logging from Tenhou client(*.mjlog). (-c, --from-client DIR_TO_MJLOG)
  Note: Typically, the saved directory is {Documents}/My Tenhou/log/ on Windows.
• Match replay for html format. By clicking the match you want to review, the match replay will pop up accordingly.

Information logged

• Game time
• Placing
• URL (for future use)
• Rate before the game
• The change of Rate: Note it assumes that the player has played more than 400 games.
• Number of wins
• Number of deal-ins

Future features

• Agari analysis
• Support Majsoul paifu
• GUI

Contribute

We welcome all kinds of contributions, including but not limited to bug reports, pull requests, feature requests, documentation improvements, localizations...etc.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.