bet-syntax 0.1.2

A parser for betting rules syntax

bet-syntax

A parser for betting rules syntax. Parses structured betting rule definitions into JSON format.

Installation

pip install bet-syntax

Usage

from bet_syntax import parse_input

rules_text = """
["Group Stage - 3", "Round of 32"] | * :: fh<sh x1
"Round of 16" | * :: fh<sh x1.5
"""

result = parse_input(rules_text)
print(result)

Matching Games Against Rules

You can match a game against single or multiple rules to check if it satisfies any betting condition.

Single Rule

Use match_rule_to_game to check if a game matches one rule:

from bet_syntax import match_rule_to_game

game = {
    "roundName": "Quarter-finals",
    "gameName": "France - Morocco",
    "homeFTResult": 3,
    "awayFTResult": 1,
}

rule = '"Quarter-finals" | "France - Morocco" :: 3:1'
if match_rule_to_game(rule, game):
    print("Game matches the rule!")

Multiple Rules

Use match_rules_to_game to check if a game matches ANY rule from a multiline string (OR logic):

from bet_syntax import match_rules_to_game

game = {
    "roundName": "Quarter-finals",
    "gameName": "France - Morocco",
    "homeFTResult": 3,
    "awayFTResult": 1,
}

rules_text = """
"Quarter-finals" | "France - Morocco" :: 2:1 | 3:1 x3
"Quarter-finals" | "Spain - Belgium" :: 2:1 | 3:1 x3
"""

if match_rules_to_game(rules_text, game):
    print("Game matches at least one rule!")

The function returns True if the game satisfies any of the rules, False otherwise.

Bet Syntax

Each rule has this shape:

round selector | game selector :: bet syntax x multiplier

Selectors

The part before :: chooses which matches a rule applies to.

• Round selector: matches roundName
• Game selector: matches gameName

Examples:

"Quarter-finals" :: 3:1
"Quarter-finals" | "France - Morocco" :: 3:1
"Round of 16" | * :: fh<sh

• Use a quoted value to match one exact round or game name.
• Use a list like ["Group Stage - 3", "Round of 32"] to match several round names.
• Use * to match any game name.
• If you provide only one selector, it is treated as the round selector and the game selector becomes *.

Bets

The part after :: describes what result should match.

• Exact score: 3:1
• Multiple score alternatives: 3:1 | 2:1
• Half comparison: fh<sh, fh=sh, fh>sh
• Total goals: total=4

If a bet has multiple alternatives, | means OR. For example, 3:1 | 2:1 matches either final score.

Multiplier

You can add a multiplier at the end with x:

"Quarter-finals" | "France - Morocco" :: 3:1 x3
"Round of 16" :: fh<sh x1.5

• x3 means multiplier 3
• x1.5 means multiplier 1.5
• If no multiplier is provided, the default is 1

Example

"Quarter-finals" | "France - Morocco" :: 3:1 | 2:1 x3

This rule means:

• apply only to the quarter-finals match between France and Morocco
• match either score 3:1 or 2:1
• apply multiplier 3

Or from the command line:

echo 'your rules here' | bet-syntax

Development

Run tests:

make test

License

MIT