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blaseball-reference 2.1.1
Python wrapper around blaseball-reference API

# DEPRECATED blaseball-reference-py
DEPRECATED: This package is no longer being maintained. Datablase wrappers are being further developed in `blaseball-mike`. https://github.com/jmaliksi/blaseball-mike

Python wrapper around the Blaseball stats API

# Installation
```
pip install blaseball-reference
```

# Usage
https://api.blaseball-reference.com/docs#/

# Development
```
python3 -m venv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

# Release
1. Update `version` in setup.py. Please use semver.
2. Merge changes
3. Create a new release in github with matching version ID. Project will be uploaded to PyPi automatically.

# Examples
To start,
```
from blaseball_reference import api
```


When no arguments are specified, a ```dict``` object is returned, with a key for each player ID that could fit the query. For example, running
```
print(api.batting_average())
```
will print a dictionary of every Blaseball batter and their batting averages, and will not return pitchers.
```
{'batter_id': value'}
```


Some queries, ```event_type``` for example, will return every player.


You can specify the ID of the player to filter by. Multiple pitchers can also be specified, by passing a list or a string delimited by commas
```
pitcherera = api.era("pitcher_id")
```
```
pitcherera = api.era(["pitcher_id", "pitcher_id", "pitcher_id"])
```
```
pitcherera = api.era("pitcher_id, pitcher_id, pitcher_id")
```
mvg-console 2021.2.12
A Command Line Tool to get the MVG departures for a station.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# A console program to request the departure time from the MVG

This python script is a Command Line wrapper to get the departures from any station/stop in the MVG(Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft) network. Based on the [mvg_api](https://github.com/leftshift/python_mvg_api) project.

## Getting started
- install the package: `pip install mvg-console`

## Usage
```
usage:
mvg [--help][version][dest][search]

Commands:
dest: Print departure info for destination
-----
usage: mvg dest [OPTIONS] STATION

Arguments:
  STATION  [required] Destination Station to display ifno for.

Options:
  --limit INTEGER  [default: 10]
  --mode TEXT
  --help           Show this message and exit.

search: find nearest stops to the address
-------
Usage: mvg search [OPTIONS] QUERY

Arguments:
  QUERY  [required] address to find nearest stops for.

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

version: display package version
--------
Usage: mvg version
```

## Demo
![screenshot](demo.png)

## Changelog
#### 12.02.2021
- Move to [Typer](http://typer.tiangolo.com) instead of argparse.
- Handle some errors.
- Move to [prettytable](https://pypi.org/project/prettytable/) instead of Texttable.
- Disable HistoryManager.
#### 12.11.2018
* We're on PyPi! Now you can easily install the script using pip!
* You can now search for the nearest station/stop from an address! Use the --search/-s [adress]
* You can choose the Transportation mode to be displayed using the --mode/-m arguement. Available modes: bus, ubahn, sbahn, tram.
* A lot of Bug Fixes.
conductor-grpc 0.0.4
A GRPC Library for Netflix Conductor
Requires Python: >=3.6

To regenerate python proto, download new proto files from https://github.com/Netflix/conductor/tree/master/grpc/src/main/proto
Rename the directory grpc to conductor grpc. Rename any imports in the proto files referencing grpc to be conductor_grpc.
Then run `python -m grpc_tools.protoc -I=proto --python_out=. --grpc_python_out=. proto/*/*.proto`