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Provides access to ATP config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Baseball¶

Provides access to baseball config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Basketball¶

Provides access to basketball config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.BrasileiroSerieA¶

Provides access to Brasileiro Serie A config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Bundesliga¶

Provides access to Bundesliga config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.EFLLeagueOne¶

Provides access to EFL League One config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.EPL¶

Provides access to EPL config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Eredivisie¶

Provides access to Eredivisie config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Fighting¶

Provides access to tennis config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Football¶

Provides access to football config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Hockey¶

Provides access to hockey config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.LaLiga¶

Provides access to La Liga config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.League(sport_config, league_config)¶

Provides access to league config files.

These files hold query-relevant information about a given league.

This is a base class not meant to be directly instantiated; see subclasses for each league.

league_id¶

The league’s id in SBR’s database.

Type: int

league_name¶

The league’s name. May differ from the name given by SBR.

Type: str

abbr¶

The standard abbreviation for the league. May differ from the abbreviation given by SBR.

Type: str

league_config() → Dict[str, Union[int, str, List[Dict[str, Union[int, str]]]]]¶

Get the dictionary created from the league’s config file.

The dict holds values for ‘league id’, ‘name’, ‘abbreviation’. For leagues inheriting from TeamSport, it also holds a list of all teams in the league.

class pysbr.config.sport.Ligue1¶

Provides access to Ligue 1 config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.MLB¶

Provides access to MLB config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.NBA¶

Provides access to NBA config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.NCAAB¶

Provides access to NCAAB config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.NCAAF¶

Provides access to NCAAF config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.NFL¶

Provides access to NFL config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.NHL¶

Provides access to NHL config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.PrimeiraLiga¶

Provides access to Primeira Liga config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.SerieA¶

Provides access to Serie A config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Soccer¶

Provides access to soccer config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.Sport(sport_config: Dict)¶

Bases: pysbr.config.config.Config

Provides access to sport and league config files.

These files hold query-relevant information about a given sport.

This is a base class not meant to be directly instantiated; see subclasses for each league and sport.

market_names¶

Map market id to name. Used by Query.list() and Query.dataframe() in order to translate from id to name.

Type: Dict[int, str]

sport_id¶

The sport’s id in SBR’s database.

Type: int

default_market_id¶

The sport’s default betting market id, where the id number is from SBR.

Type: int

consensus_market_ids¶

Available markets for consensus history query.

Type: List[int]

market_id(term: Union[int, str]) → int¶

Given provided search term, return matching market id.

If search term is string, search for matching betting market. If search term is int, assume that it is the ID, and return it.

This method is provided as a convenience so that you don’t need to remember market id numbers. Case is ignored for search terms.

A search dictionary is utilized so that you can use common abbrevations / spelling variants for markets instead of typing them out / worrying about format.

Example search terms, which all point to the same market id:: ‘1st half over/under’ ‘1st-half totals’ ‘1st half o/u’ ‘first half totals’ ‘first-half ou’ ‘1hou’ ‘1htot’ ‘1h ou’ ‘1h tot’ ‘1H OU’ ‘1H TOT’ ‘1HOU’

Raises

TypeError – If a provided search term is not an int or str.
ValueError – If a provided search term string cannot be matched with a market.

market_ids(terms: Union[List[Union[str, int]], int, str]) → List[int]¶

Given provided search terms, return a list of matching market ids.

If search term is string, search for matching betting market. If search term is int, assume that it is the ID, and insert it into the list to be returned.

This method is provided as a convenience so that you don’t need to remember market id numbers. Case is ignored for search terms.

A search dictionary is utilized so that you can use common abbrevations / spelling variants for markets instead of typing them out / worrying about format.

Example search terms, which all point to the same market id:: ‘1st half over/under’ ‘1st-half totals’ ‘1st half o/u’ ‘first half totals’ ‘first-half ou’ ‘1hou’ ‘1htot’ ‘1h ou’ ‘1h tot’ ‘1H OU’ ‘1H TOT’ ‘1HOU’

Raises

TypeError – If a provided search term is not an int or str.
ValueError – If a provided search term string cannot be matched with a market.

search_translations() → Dict[str, str]¶

Get the dict containing translations for search abbreviatons / spelling variants.

This is the dict that is used Sport.market_ids().

sport_config() → Dict[str, Union[int, List[Dict[str, Union[str, List[Dict[str, Union[int, str]]]]]]]]¶

Get the dictionary created from the sport’s config file.

The dict holds values for ‘sport id’ and ‘default market id’, as well as a list of all markets available on the sport.

class pysbr.config.sport.TeamLeague(sport_config, league_config)¶

Additional methods for leagues with team information in their config files.

Class must be initialized with given sport and league config files.

This class should not be directly instantiated; use league subclasses.

‘id’, ‘abbreviation’, ‘sbr abbreviation’, ‘name’, ‘nickname’, and ‘location’ are keys provided for each team in the league config file.

team_id(term: Union[int, str]) → int¶

Given provided search term, return matching team id.

If search term is string, search for matching team. If search term is int, assume that it is the ID, and return it.

This method is provided as a convenience so that you don’t need to remember team id numbers. Case is ignored for search terms.

Example search terms:: Seattle Seahawks Seattle Seahawks sea SEA

Raises

TypeError – If a search term is not an int or str.
ValueError – If a search term is ambiguous, or cannot be matched with a team.

team_ids(terms: Union[int, str, List[Union[str, int]]]) → List[int]¶

Given provided search terms, return a list of matching team ids.

If search term is string, search for matching team. If search term is int, assume that it is the ID, and insert it into the list to be returned.

This method is provided as a convenience so that you don’t need to remember team id numbers. Case is ignored for search terms.

Example search terms:: Seattle Seahawks Seattle Seahawks sea SEA

Raises

TypeError – If a search term is not an int or str.
ValueError – If a search term is ambiguous, or cannot be matched with a team.

class pysbr.config.sport.Tennis¶

Provides access to tennis config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.UCL¶

Provides access to UCL config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.UEFANationsLeague¶

Provides access to UEFA Nations League config files.

class pysbr.config.sport.UFC¶