sendou-py 1.2.12

An async Python library for Sendou.ink

sendou.py

An async Python client for Sendou.ink

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• PyPi

Maintainers

• Vincent Lee

Dependencies

• aiohttp
• aiohttp-client-cache
• python-dateutil

Installation

pip install sendou.py

Supported Endpoints

• Get user
• Get Calendar Entries
• Get Tournament Info
  • Get Tournament Teams
  • Get Tournament Brackets
    • Get Tournament Match Info

Usage

import sendou
import asyncio

async def run():
    client = sendou.Client("API_KEY")
    player = await client.get_user("USER_ID")
    print(player.name)

asyncio.run(run())

Getting an API Key

To use this library, you must have an API key. You need to DM Sendou for an API Key currently.

Development

For development, you'll need Poetry installed for dependency management and building distributions

Dev Dependencies

When install dependencies for development run

poetry install --with=dev

In CI you way want to run poetry install --with=dev,ci that includes CI dependencies for GitHub Actions

Testing

This package has some tests, these are written with pytest and can be run with

pytest

You likely need to run poetry install before executing pytest

Tracking Upstream Schema

This package uses sendou.ink's Public API Schema file to design the models uses in the package. To keep track of where the package is in relation to the upstream schema, the commit sha of the upstream schema is kept in the pyproject.toml file under tool.sendou-py.source.

There are 2 scripts that help keep this package inline with the upstream schema.

Upstream Schema Commit SHA checker

This script uses the GitHub API to check that the SHA stored in tool.sendou-py.source matches the latest commit for for the upstream schema.

python3 scripts/checkUpstreamSchema.py

Update local SHA with Upstream Schema Commit SHA

This script pulls down the latest SHA hash for the upstream schema and saves it to the pyproject.toml file

python3 scripts/updateUpstreamSchema.py

This should only be run after dev has checked their changes match the upstream schema