helga-elo
Provide a system through which you may compare players of arbitrary games
Installation
After installing and configuring helga, use:
pip install helga-elo
Add elo to your settings and restart helga.
Usage
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Command syntax:
elo add <game_type> <winning_player_name> <losing_player_name> elo list <game_type> <player_name> elo drop <game_type>
Arguments
game_type: An identifier for the type of game played. This allows for different types of games or tournament results to be saved separately.
player_name: Name of participant to list details
winning_player_name: Name of participant who won game
losing_player_name: Name of participant who lost game
Examples
The following are different ways you may usage helga-elo
Adding results of a game
!elo add pingpong jrobison helga
helga> jrobison now has 805 elo, helga has 795 eloSee player rating
!elo pingpong jrobison
helga> jrobison has 805 elo for pingpongRemove ALL elo for a game_type
!elo drop pingpong
helga> consider it doneLicense
Copyright (c) 2016 Jon Robison
See included LICENSE for licensing information
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