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debaterpy 0.1.1
A simple library to keep track of your progress and history in competitive debating.
Requires Python: >=3.9
Keywords: debating,debate,analysis,statistics

debater.py
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A simple library to keep track of your progress and history in competitive debating.

The library is largely meant to interface with `DebaterJSON <https://github.com/daankoning/DebaterJSON>`_ and as such
provides a significant number of functions and classes to analyse and manipulate these records.

Installation
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Because the package is available on PyPi simply run the following command to install it: ::

    pip install debaterpy

Usage
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Instantiating objects is really simple, assuming you have a valid DebaterJSON string loaded in ``data`` it only takes two
lines of code to generate an object from them.

>>> import debaterpy
>>> record = debaterpy.Record.from_json(data)

In fact, this method should cover the vast majority of use cases for generating records. In case more control over
record creation (e.g. for generating test data or fetching a record from an external source) most classes are standard
python dataclasses and as such offer fine programmatic control.

Having a ``Record`` object in memory it is incredibly simple to do even relatively complex manipulations. For example,
in order to get a speaker's average speaks in rounds where their team won, do:

>>> winning_speeches = debaterpy.get_all_speeches(
    record,
    lambda tournament, round, speech: tournament.format == "BP" and round.result == 3
)
>>> winning_speaks = [speech.speak for speech in winning_speeches]
>>> sum(winning_speaks)/len(winning_speaks)
78.88888888888889

Documentation
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The documentation lives in the ``docs`` directory as well as on `ReadTheDocs <https://debaterpy.readthedocs.io>`_.