ceblpy 
Overview
ceblpy loads Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) data as pandas DataFrames.
Five datasets are available: game schedules, team box scores, player box scores, play-by-play, and game officials. Coaches are included as columns on the team box score.
Full documentation, including a worked example and a data dictionary for every column, is at ryanndu.github.io/ceblpy.
Installation
pip install ceblpy
Usage
Every loader takes a season, a list of seasons, or nothing at all for every season available.
from ceblpy import load_cebl_schedule
# Load the 2024 CEBL season schedule
schedule = load_cebl_schedule(2024)
# Preview the data
print(schedule.head())
The five loaders are:
| Function | Returns |
|---|---|
load_cebl_schedule() |
One row per game |
load_cebl_team_boxscore() |
One row per team per game |
load_cebl_player_boxscore() |
One row per player per game |
load_cebl_pbp() |
One row per play-by-play event |
load_cebl_officials() |
One row per official per game |
Data is sourced from cebl-data, which updates daily during the season.
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