back-pubg-python 0.5.2

A python wrapper for the PUBG developer API

pubg-python

A python wrapper for the PUBG Developer API

PUBG Developer API Official Documentation

Installation

To install the wrapper, simply use pip

pip install pubg-python

or pipenv

pipenv install pubg-python

Usage

Specifying a shard

The PUBG API shards data by platform and region, and therefore requires a shard to be specified in the URL for most requests.

from pubg_python import PUBG, Shard

api = PUBG('<api-key>', Shard.PC_NA)

A list of shards can be found here and the wrapper constants here

Samples

• Samples
  • Official docs
  • Data structure

A sample of matches can be retrieved as a starting point

sample = api.samples().get()
for match in sample.matches:
    print(match.id)

Samples can also be filtered by a creation date

sample = api.samples().filter(created_at_start='2018-01-01T00:00:00Z').get()
for match in sample.matches:
    print(match.id)

Players

• Players
  • Official docs
  • Data structure

Retrieving a single player

player = api.players().get('account.3654e255b77b409e87b10dcb086ab00d')

for match in player.matches:
    match_data = api.matches().get(match.id)

Retrieving a list of players filtering by names

players = api.players().filter(player_names=['Name1', 'Name2'])

for player in players:
    player_id = player.id

Retrieving a list of players filtering by ids

players = api.players().filter(player_ids=['account.3654e255b77b409e87b10dcb086ab00d'])

for player in players:
    player_name = player.name

Matches

• Matches
  • Official docs
  • Data structure

Retrieving a single match

match = api.matches().get('276f5bcb-a831-4e8c-a610-d2073692069e')

Retrieving a list of matches filtering by ids

Still unavailable in the API

match_ids = [
    '276f5bcb-a831-4e8c-a610-d2073692069e',
    'fasf9082-21de-dkle-13ke-qlamd13nab3a',
]
matches = api.matches().filter(match_ids=match_ids)
for match in matches:
    print(match)

Telemetry

• Telemetry events
  • Official docs
  • Data structure
• Event objects
  • Official docs
  • Data structure

Processing a match Telemetry data

match = api.matches().get('276f5bcb-a831-4e8c-a610-d2073692069e')
asset = match.assets[0]
telemetry = api.telemetry(asset.url)

print(len(telemetry.events))
>> 16871

Filtering specific events in a telemetry object

Sometimes you're interested in a set of very specific events, so there is a helper function to filter those for you:

match = api.matches().get('276f5bcb-a831-4e8c-a610-d2073692069e')
asset = match.assets[0]
telemetry = api.telemetry(asset.url)

player_kill_events = telemetry.events_from_type('LogPlayerKill')
player_position_events = telemetry.events_from_type('LogPlayerPosition')

Loading a local Telemetry file

If you want to load a previously downloaded telemetry file, there is a helper method to create a Telemetry object from it:

from pubg_python import Telemetry

telemetry = Telemetry.from_json('telemetry.json', shard='pc')

shard defaults to pc but you need to specify if you're loading a xbox telemetry file.

Matches

• Matches
  • Official docs
  • Data structure

Retrieving a single tournament

tournament = api.tournaments().get('na-ppc')

Retrieving a list of tournaments

tournaments = api.tournaments()
for tournament in tournaments:
    print(tournament)

Playing around with data

An example of how you can manipulate the data: The domain is all specified here

players = api.players().filter(player_names=['epickitten'])
player = players[0]

player.matches
>> [<Match bd6aae34-be05-4094-981c-083285c7e861>, <Match 276f5bcb-a831-4e8c-a610-d2073692069e>, ..]

match = api.matches().get(player.matches[0].id)

match.game_mode
>> 'solo'

match.duration
>> 1899

match.rosters
>> [<Roster d542eaee-cd02-4f4e-ad7f-ed5ea71a17cf>, <Roster e9f0962a-ebd4-4d86-b134-95783b713800>, ..]

roster = match.rosters[0]

roster.participants
>> [<Participant 7cc76d1b-a80e-4997-8eb8-d4b3c1ed4f44>]

participant = roster.participans[0]

participant.name
>> 'urdaddyYO'

participant.damage_dealt
>> 291.08

participant.kills
>> 2

participant.ride_distance
>> 3204.53467

participant.walk_distance
>> 2262.81714

participant.time_survived
>> 1367

participant.player_id
>> account.edb9910f1e9c4f3b9addb87d9329b57c

player = api.players().get(participant.player_id)

player
>> account.edb9910f1e9c4f3b9addb87d9329b57c

player.matches
>> [<Match b3dcd7e8-2270-4fdd-8389-af77acf2d6c2>, <Match 2ebb1a9c-ab5e-4264-971f-df77a00918a9>, ..]

Limits and Offsets

Currently disabled from the official API

Offsetting 5 matches and limitting by 10

matches = api.matches().limit(10).offset(5)

Sorting

Currently disabled from the official API

sort defaults to ascending, you can use ascending=False for a descending sort

matches = api.matches().limit(10).sort('createdAt')
matches = api.matches().limit(10).sort('createdAt', ascending=False)

Filtering

Some endpoints allow you to apply filters, for example, filtering players by names:

players = api.players().filter(player_names=['Name1', 'Name2'])

Or filtering players by ids:

players = api.players().filter(player_ids=['account.3654e255b77b409e87b10dcb086ab00d'])

Pagination

Use next() for the next page and prev() for the previous one:

matches = api.matches()
next_matches = matches.next()
previous_matches = matches.prev()

Changelog

CHANGELOG.md