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A simple Python package to gather live sports scores

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sports.py

Gather live up-to-date sports scores. Baseball, basketball, cricket, football, handball, hockey, rugby, soccer, tennis, and volleyball currently functional

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Installation

Python >= 3.5

pip install sports.py

Usage

import sports

Valid sports:

  • Baseball: sports.BASEBALL
  • Basketball: sports.BASKETBALL
  • Cricket: sports.CRICKET
  • Football: sports.FOOTBALL
  • Handball: sports.HANDBALL
  • Hockey: sports.HOCKEY
  • Rugby Union: sports.RUGBY_U
  • Rugby League: sports.RUGBY_L
  • Soccer: sports.SOCCER
  • Tennis: sports.TENNIS
  • Volleyball: sports.VOLLEYBALL

Get a single match

get_match() takes three parameters:

  • sport: Name of sport being played (see above for a list of valid sports)
  • team1: Name of city or team in a match (Not case-sensitive)
  • team2: Name of city or team in a match (Not case-sensitive)

get_match() returns a single Match object which contains the following properties:

  • sport: Sport of the match
  • league: League of the match
  • home_team: Home team
  • away_team: Away team
  • home_score: Home team score
  • away_score: Away team score
  • match_time: Current match time
  • match_date: Date the match was played
  • match_link: Link to an XML file containing match data
match = sports.get_match(sports.TENNIS, 'Murray', 'Federer')

Get multiple matches

get_sport() takes one parameter:

  • sport: Name of sport (see above for list of valid sports)

get_sport() returns a list of Match objects which contain the same properties described above

matches = sports.get_sport(sports.BASKETBALL)

Get all live matches

all_matches() returns a dictionary of Match objects grouped by sport conatining data from all live matches.

all_matches = sports.all_matches()
baseball = all_matches['baseball']

Get extra team info

Only works with MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL teams

Get team information including overall record, championships won and more.

get_team() takes two parameters:

  • sport: Sport of the team the find
  • team: Name of city or team to find (Not case-sensitive)

Properties available to all valid teams/sports:

  • name: Name of the team
  • seasons: Total number of seasons played
  • record: Overall regular season record
  • champs: Number of total championships (Includes pre-merger champs for NFL)
  • leaders: Overall team leaders for certain statistical categories
  • raw: Dictionary containing all gathered info

Properties available to only MLB teams:

  • pennants: Total number of AL/NL championships

Properties available to only NFL teams:

  • super_bowls: Total number of Super Bowls

Properties available to only NHL teams:

  • points: Total number of regular season points earned

Properties available to both NFL/NHL teams:

  • playoff_record: Overall playoff record

Properties available to MLB, NBA, NHL teams:

  • playoff_app: Total number of playoff appearances
pirates = sports.get_team_info(sports.BASEBALL, 'pirates')
print(pirates.pennants)

penguins = sports.get_team_info(sports.HOCKEY, 'penguins')
print(penguins.points)

steelers = sports.get_team_info(sports.FOOTBALL, 'steelers')
print(steelers.super_bowls)

sixers = sports.get_team_info(sports.BASKETBALL, '76ers')
print(sixers.playoff_app)

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