AUDL API
Unofficial AUDL api for python users
To install: pip install audl
Requirements
- Python 3.7+
- pandas, requests, lxml, html5lib
Usage
How to get player profile
from audl.stats.endpoints.playerprofile import PlayerProfile
# Fetching dataframe from "https://theaudl.com/league/players/cbrock"
player = PlayerProfile('cbrock')
career = player.get_career_stats()
reg = player.get_regular_seasons_career()
playoffs = player.get_playoffs_career()
season = player.get_season_games_stats(2019)
games_stats = player.get_career_games_stats()
player_metadata = player.get_personal_information()
How to get Team Stats
Season=['career', 2022, ..., 2012] Per=['total', 'game'] Team=['team', 'opponent']
from audl.stats.endpoints.teamstats import TeamStats
# fetching from "https://theaudl.com/stats/team"
team_stats = TeamStats('career', 'game', 'opponent') # TeamStats(season, per, team)
df = team_stats.get_table()
How to get Player Stats
Season=['career', 2022, ..., 2012] Per=['total', 'game', 'points', 'possessions', 'minutes']
from audl.stats.endpoints.playerstats import PlayerStats
# from "https://theaudl.com/stats/player-stats"
playerstats = PlayerStats('career', 'total', 'breeze').fetch_table() # PlayerStats(season, per, team)
# save to CSV
playerstats_obj = PlayerStats('career', 'total', 'breeze')
playerstats_obj.download_stats_as_dataframe('output/player_stats.csv')
How to fetch season schedule
from audl.stats.endpoints.seasonschedule import SeasonSchedule, TeamSeasonSchedule, AllSchedule, TeamSeasonAgainstOpponentSchedule
# Fetch complete season schedule from "https://theaudl.com/league/game-search"
season_schedule = SeasonSchedule(2022).get_schedule()
team_season_schedule = TeamSeasonSchedule(2022, 'royal').get_schedule()
all_schedule = AllSchedule().get_schedule()
team_season_against_opponent = TeamSeasonAgainstOpponentSchedule(2022, 'royal', 'rush').get_schedule()
How to get game statistics
Game IDs follow the format YYYY-MM-DD-AWAY-HOME (e.g. 2021-06-05-RAL-ATL is the
June 5 2021 game where Raleigh visited Atlanta).
from audl.stats.endpoints.gamestats import GameStats
# Fetching Box Scores from "https://theaudl.com/stats/game/2021-06-05-RAL-ATL"
game = GameStats("2021-06-05-RAL-ATL")
teams = game.get_teams_metadata()
players = game.get_players_metadata()
game_metadata = game.get_game_metadata()
team_stats = game.get_team_stats()
roster = game.get_roster_stats()
boxscores = game.get_boxscores()
events = game.get_events()
all_events = game.get_all_events() # raw home + away events as dict
events_seq = game.get_events_sequential() # events in sequential point order
point_results = game.get_point_results() # offense/defense lineups and outcome per point
lineup_by_points = game.get_lineup_by_points()
throw_selection = game.get_throw_selection()
thrower_receiver_count = game.get_thrower_receiver_count(True)
lineup = game.get_lineup_frequency(True)
teamates = game.get_teamates_selection('ataylor', True)
df_throws = game.get_throws_dataframe()
# print game events
game.print_team_events(True)
game.print_team_events(False)
How to get Team Game Stats
from audl.stats.endpoints.teamgamestats import AllTeamGameStats, SeasonGameStats, TeamSeasonGameStats
team_season = TeamSeasonGameStats(2022, 'royal').get_game_stats()
all_games = AllTeamGameStats().get_game_stats()
season_games = SeasonGameStats(2022).get_game_stats()
Examples
Jupyter notebooks with worked examples are in the examples/ directory:
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