Chicken Dinner
Python PUBG JSON API Wrapper and (optional) playback visualizer.
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Installation
To install chicken-dinner, use pip. This will install the core dependencies (requests library) which provide functionality to the API wrapper classes.
pip install chicken-dinnerTo use the playback visualizations you will need to install the library with extra dependencies for plotting (matplotlib and pillow). For this you can also use pip:
pip install chicken-dinner[visual]To generate the animations you will also need ffmpeg installed on your machine. On Max OSX you can install ffmpeg using brew.
brew install ffmpegYou can install ffmpeg on other systems from here.
Usage
Working with the low-level API class.
from chicken_dinner.pubgapi import PUBGCore
api_key = "your_api_key"
pubgcore = PUBGCore(api_key, "pc-na")
shroud = pubgcore.players("player_names", "shroud")
print(shroud)
# {'data': [{'type': 'player', 'id': 'account.d50f...Working with the high-level API class.
from chicken_dinner.pubgapi import PUBG
api_key = "your_api_key"
pubg = PUBG(api_key, "pc-na")
shroud = pubg.players_from_names("shroud")[0]
shroud_season = shroud.get_current_season()
squad_fpp_stats = shroud_season.game_mode_stats("squad", "fpp")
print(squad_fpp_stats)
# {'assists': 136, 'boosts': 313, 'dbnos': 550, 'daily_kills':...Visualizing telemetry data
from chicken_dinner.pubgapi import PUBG
api_key = "your_api_key"
pubg = PUBG(api_key, "pc-na")
shroud = pubg.players_from_names("shroud")[0]
recent_match_id = shroud.match_ids[0]
recent_match = pubg.match(recent_match_id)
recent_match_telemetry = recent_match.get_telemetry()
recent_match_telemetry.playback_animation("recent_match.html")Recommended playback settings:
telemetry.playback_animation(
"match.html",
zoom=True,
labels=True,
label_players=[],
highlight_winner=True,
label_highlights=True,
size=6,
end_frames=60,
use_hi_res=False,
color_teams=True,
interpolate=True,
damage=True,
interval=2,
fps=30,
)See the documentation for more details.
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