lol-esports-parser 0.1a9

A utility to query and transform LoL games from QQ and ACS into the LolGame DTO format.

Leaguepedia Esports Parser

A utility to transform LoL games data from both QQ and ACS into a single Data Transfer Object

This was developed in partnership between T1 and Leaguepedia staff.

Usage

Test can be found in the _tests folder.

import lol_esports_parser

# The package relies on match history URLs
lpl_spring_finals = lol_esports_parser.get_qq_series("http://lol.qq.com/match/match_data.shtml?bmid=6131")
lpl_spring_finals["score"]  # {"JDG": 3, "TES": 2}

lck_spring_finals_g1 = lol_esports_parser.get_riot_game("https://matchhistory.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/#match-details/ESPORTSTMNT03/1353193?gameHash=63e4e6e5d695f410")
lck_spring_finals_g1["winner"]  # "RED"
lck_spring_finals_g1["teams"]["RED"]["name"]  # "T1"

Configuration

Environment variables

Expected environment variables can be found in the template.env file in this repository:

# Queries retries settings
LOL_ESPORTS_PARSER_MAX_RETRIES=2
LOL_ESPORTS_PARSER_RETRY_DELAY=10

# A Riot username and password are required for pro match history
RIOT_USERNAME=xxx
RIOT_PASSWORD=xxx

# A Riot API key is required for amateur matches played on the live server
RIOT_API_KEY=xxx

To load a .env file in python, you can use python-dotenv which offers a very simple syntax to load environment variables with dotenv.load_env().

Alternatively, you can directly use os.environ[key] = value inside your python scripts, but they need to be set before you load lol_esports_parser.

Endpoints configuration and Docker mounting

Endpoints are stored in a file called endpoints.json located at ~/.config/lol_esports_parser.

To access this local file inside of a docker container, you can use this mounting syntax (Windows example):

--mount type=bind, \
        source=C:\Users\USERNAME\.config\lol_esports_parser, \
        target=/usr/.config/lol_esports_parser \