GearScore python client
The package provides functionality to calculate GS for an item, with possibility to save items to local DB (sqlite).
How to use
Create table before first package usage, it can be done with:
from gear_score.db import ensure_tables_created
await ensure_tables_created()
After that, you can get info about a single item:
from gear_score.getters import PublicDbGetter
getter = PublicDbGetter()
item = await getter.get(40633)
print(item.gs)
You can get info about multiple items at once, first checking in local db and then in public:
from gear_score.utils import get_items_from_local_or_remote
items = await get_items_from_local_or_remote(50444, 50445, 50446)
TODO:
- tests
- proper documentation
- logging
- automatic db tables creation
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