A python library to pull information on Profile and MatchHistory from op.gg (last verified 06/05/2020).
Note: scrapes using English, only tested on NA server at the moment.
Requirements
from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
from selenium.webdriver.support.wait import WebDriverWait
import re
import os
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
Installation
pip install scrapeGG==0.0.4
or
git clone https://github.com/emily-yu/animelyrics.git cd animelyrics python setup.py
Usage
set up chromedriver, if not already exists check if already exists using chromedriver --version
install chromedriver brew cask install chromedriver
find path which chromedriver
import and create an instance, such that ‘API’ is the summonerName you want to search for.
scrapeGG(string summonerName)
from scrapeGG import scrapeGG
init = scrapeGG('API')
Functions
(see scrape_test.py for usage examples) (see snapshots/06-06-2020.json for example output)
scrapeGG.profile
.getProfile() - [CONSTRUCTOR] - returns profile()
.recently_played_with()
.top_played_champions() - todo
.rank(string game_type= [“Ranked Solo”, “Total”, “Ranked Flex 5v5”) - todo
scrapeGG.match
.getMatch(int count) - returns match()
.getMatchSequence(int count) - returns arrscrapeGG.match
.game_player_names(is_win)
.self_stats()
.recent.player_stats(string summonerName) - summonerName can be any of the players in the game
.overview() - unstable*
.build() - unstable*
*selenium has issues with click events, which occasionally raisesselenium.common.exceptions.ElementClickInterceptedException: Message: element click intercepted
example usage
from scrapeGG import scrapeGG
init = scrapeGG('API')
# test match api class
recent = init.getMatch(1)
player_names = recent.game_player_names(True)
profile = init.getProfile()
ranksolo_rank = profile.rank('Ranked Solo')
changelog
0.0.2 - first release on PyPI
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