mlbgame
mlbgame is a Python API to retrieve and read MLB GameDay data. mlbgame works with real time data, getting information as games are being played.
mlbgame uses the same data that MLB GameDay uses, and therefore is updated as soon as something happens in a game.
mlbgame documentation
mlbgame on Github (Source Code)
If you have a question or need help, the quickest way to get a response is to file an issue on the Github issue tracker
mlbgame’s submodules should not really be used other than as used by the main functions of the package (in __init__.py).
Use of mlbgame must follow the terms stated in the license and on mlb.com
Installation
mlbgame is in the Python Package Index (PyPI). Installing with pip is recommended for all systems.
mlbgame can be installed by running:
pip install mlbgame
Alternatively, the latest release of mlbgame can be downloaded as a zip or tarball. If you do not install with pip, you must also install lmxl as specified in setup.py.
If you want to help develop mlbgame, you must also install the dev dependencies, which can be done by running pip install -e .[dev] from within the directory.
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