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3rd party API for accessing Geoguessr challenge scores

Project description

Geoguesser Challenge Result API

3rd party API for accessing Geoguessr challenge scores. Uses the API found within Geoguessr to extract scores and store them in pandas DataFrames for ease of use

Installation

python3 -m pip install geoguessr

If you'd like to clone it and run it that way, you can that by running the following command after cloning this repository:

python setup.py install

Example

from geoguessr import Geoguesser
from geoguessr.util import clean

# initialize our instance of the class
geo = Geoguessr()

# make the html request to API
challenge_id = "abc123"
raw_data = geo.get_challenge_scores(chal)
scores = clean(raw_data)

Sample output

playerName totalScore R1 R2 R3 R4 R5
John 17120 4566 2940 4782 3589 1243
Jane 11740 86 2632 2808 3896 2318
Sue 10148 1396 3278 3422 112 1940
Bob 9954 51 2718 4997 443 1745
Mary 8796 95 23 3186 3747 1745

Requirements / Inputs

In order to use this API you will need to have participated in the challenge and have your ncfa cookie value stored as the environment variable:

GEOGUESSR_COOKIE

By default this library uses python-dotenv and its corresponding .env file to store environment variables.

This value can be found in the dev tools section of your browser. Look for the _ncfa value and copy it. You will store your variable like the following, replacing with your custom cookie value:

GEOGUESSR_COOKIE=_ncfa={MY COOKIE VALUE}

This is slightly confusing with the double equal sign, but that is how it should be formated so the request can properly go through. To reduce errors this value should be URL encoded (but don't worry that is the default on Chrome dev tools if you copied it over from there).

Class Methods

.get_challenge_scores(
    self,
    challenge_id: str = None
    ) -> list:

Returns the raw response for the given challenge_id. Challenge_id can be found in the URl of the challenge. This is the code that is found after either /results/ or /challenge/ in the URL. Because this returns a raw response, there are utility functions to help clean and parse the data into other forms

Utility Functions (from util import *)

.clean(
    raw_data: list,
    column_list: list = ["totalScore"],
    include_round_scores: bool = True
    ) -> pd.DataFrame

The main parsing function to clean challenge scores and put them into a DataFrame.

raw_data: is your response from .get_challenge_scores()

column_list: is which columns you'd like to include, by default this is only the totalScore, but a list of all columns you can chose from is included below.

include_round_scores: will determine if you would like to see each round score included in your output, by default this is True and will show each rounds' score.

Potential Columns

# Column Dtype
0 gameToken object
1 userId object
2 totalScore int64
3 isLeader bool
4 pinUrl object
5 game.token object
6 game.type object
7 game.mode object
8 game.state object
9 game.roundCount int64
10 game.timeLimit int64
11 game.forbidMoving bool
12 game.forbidZooming bool
13 game.forbidRotating bool
14 game.streakType object
15 game.map object
16 game.mapName object
17 game.panoramaProvider int64
18 game.bounds.min.lat float64
19 game.bounds.min.lng float64
20 game.bounds.max.lat float64
21 game.bounds.max.lng float64
22 game.round int64
23 game.rounds object
24 game.player.totalScore.amount object
25 game.player.totalScore.unit object
26 game.player.totalScore.percentage float64
27 game.player.totalDistance.meters.amount object
28 game.player.totalDistance.meters.unit object
29 game.player.totalDistance.miles.amount object
30 game.player.totalDistance.miles.unit object
31 game.player.totalDistanceInMeters float64
32 game.player.totalTime int64
33 game.player.totalStreak int64
34 game.player.guesses object
35 game.player.isLeader bool
36 game.player.currentPosition int64
37 game.player.pin.url object
38 game.player.pin.anchor object
39 game.player.pin.isDefault bool
40 game.player.newBadges object
41 game.player.newObjectives object
42 game.player.explorer object
43 game.player.id object
44 game.player.nick object
45 game.player.isVerified bool
46 game.progressChange.xpProgressions object
47 game.progressChange.awardedXp.totalAwardedXp int64
48 game.progressChange.awardedXp.xpAwards object
49 game.progressChange.prevRank object
50 game.progressChange.newRank object
51 game.progressChange.medal int64
52 game.progressChange.seasonProgress object
53 game.progressChange.competitiveProgress object

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