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sleeper-api-wrapper
A Python API wrapper for Sleeper Fantasy Football, as well as tools to simplify data recieved. It makes all endpoints found in the sleeper api docs: https://docs.sleeper.app/ available and turns the JSON response recieved into python types for easy usage.
Table of Contents
Install
pip install sleeper-api-wrapper
Usage
There are five objects that get data from the Sleeper API specified below. Most of them are intuitive based on the Sleeper Api docs.
League
Initiaize
from sleeper_wrapper import League
league = League(league_id)
- league_id: (str)The id of your sleeper league
League.get_league()
Gets data for the league that was specified when the League object was initialized. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#get-a-specific-league
League.get_rosters()
Gets all of the rosters in the league. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#getting-rosters-in-a-league
League.get_users()
Gets all of the users in the league. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#getting-users-in-a-league
League.get_matchups(week)
Gets all of the users in the league. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#getting-matchups-in-a-league
- week:(int or string) week of the matchups to be returned.
League.get_playoff_winners_bracket()
Gets the playoff winners bracket for the league. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#getting-the-playoff-bracket
League.get_playoff_losers_bracket()
Gets the playoff losers bracket for the league. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#getting-the-playoff-bracket
League.get_transactions(week)
Gets all of the transactions data in the league. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#get-transactions
- week:(int or str) week of the matchups to be returned.
League.get_traded_picks()
Gets all of the traded picks in the league. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#get-traded-picks
League.get_all_drafts()
Gets all of the draft data in the league. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#get-all-drafts-for-a-league
League.get_standings(rosters, users)
Gets the standings in a league. Returns a list of the standings in order of most wins to least wins.
- rosters: (list)The data returned by the get_rosters() method.
- users: (list)The data returned by the get_standings() method.
Data returned looks like:
[(username, number_of_wins, number_of_losses, total_points), (username, number_of_wins, number_of_losses, total_points),...]
- types: username(str), number_of_wins(int), number_of_losses(int), total_points(int)
- "username" could be None if a user does not have a username.
Example usage:
league = League(league_id)
rosters = league.get_rosters()
users = league.get_users()
standings = league.get_standings(rosters,users)
League.get_scoreboards(rosters, matchups, users, score_type, week)
Gets the scoreboards of the league. Returns a dict of league mathups and scores.
- rosters: (list)The data returned by the get_rosters() method.
- matchups: (list)The data returned by the get_mathcups() method.
- users: (list)The data returned by the get_standings() method.
- score_type: (string) either "pts_std", "pts_half_ppr", or "pts_ppr".
- week: (int) week
Data returned looks like:
{matchup_id:[(team_name,score), (team_name, score)], matchup_id:[(team_name,score), (team_name, score)], ... }
- types: matchup_id(int), team_name(str), score(float)
Example usage:
league = League(league_id)
matchups = league.get_matchups(11)
users = league.get_users()
rosters = league.get_rosters()
scoreboards = league.get_scoreboards(rosters, matchups, users)
League.get_close_games(scoreboards, close_num)
Gets all of the close games in a league. Returns a dict.
- scoreboards: (dict)The data returned by the get_scoreboards() method.
- close_num: (int)How close the games need to be considered a close game. For example, if the close num is 5, the data returned would only include matchups that are within 5 points of each other.
Data returned looks like:
{matchup_id:[(team_name,score), (team_name, score)], matchup_id:[(team_name,score), (team_name, score)], ... }
- types: matchup_id(int), team_name(str), score(float)
Example usage:
league = League(league_id)
matchups = league.get_matchups(11)
users = league.get_users()
rosters = league.get_rosters()
scoreboards = league.get_scoreboards(rosters, matchups, users)
close_games = league.get_close_games(scoreboards, 10)
User
Initiaize
from sleeper_wrapper import User
user = User(user_id)
- user_id: (str)The id of a user. It can also be a username.
User.get_user()
Gets data for the user that was specified by the user_id or username when the User object was initialized. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#user
User.get_all_leagues(sport, season)
Gets the data of all of the leagues that a user belongs to. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#get-all-leagues-for-user
- sport: (str)The sport of the leagues. Currently, it can ony be "nfl".
- season: (int or str)The season of the leagues. ex. 2018,2019, etc.
User.get_all_drafts(sport, season)
Gets the data of all of the drafts of a user in the specified season. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#get-all-drafts-for-user
- sport: (str)The sport of the leagues. Currently, it can ony be "nfl".
- season: (int or str)The season of the leagues. ex. 2018,2019, etc.
User.get_username()
Returns the username of the User. This can be useful if the User was initialized with a user_id.
User.get_user_id()
Returns the user_id of the User. This can be useful if the User was initialized with a username.
Stats
Initiaize
from sleeper_wrapper import Stats
stats = Stats()
Stats.get_all_stats(season_type, season)
Gets all of the stats in a season. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#stats-and-projections
- season_type: (str) The type of the season. Supports "regular", "pre", "post".
- season: (int or str) The season of the leagues. ex. 2018,2019, etc.
Stats.get_week_stats(season_type, season, week)
Gets all of the stats for a specific week in a season. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#stats-and-projections
- season_type: (str) The type of the season. Supports "regular", "pre", "post".
- season: (int or str) The season of the leagues. ex. 2018,2019, etc.
- week: (int or str) The week of the stats to get.
Stats.get_all_projections(season_type, season)
Gets all of the projections in a season. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#stats-and-projections
- season_type: (str) The type of the season. Supports "regular", "pre", "post".
- season: (int or str) The season of the leagues. ex. 2018,2019, etc.
Stats.get_week_projections(season_type, season, week)
Gets all of the projections for a specific week in a season. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#stats-and-projections
- season_type: (str) The type of the season. Supports "regular", "pre", "post".
- season: (int or str) The season of the leagues. ex. 2018,2019, etc.
- week: (int or str) The week of the stats to get.
Stats.get_player_week_score(week_stats, player_id)
Gets the player score of a specified week.
- week_stats: (dict) The result of the method get_week_stats().
- player_id: (str) The player_id of the player to get the stats of. ex. 2018,2019, etc.
Data returned looks like:
{'pts_ppr':score_float, 'pts_std': score_float, 'pts_half_ppr': score_float}
- types: score_float(float)
- If the score is not available for a format, the value will be None.
Example usage:
stats = Stats()
week_stats = stats.get_week_stats("regular",2018, 5)
score = stats.get_player_week_score(week_stats, "DET")
Players
Initiaize
from sleeper_wrapper import Players
players = Players()
Players.get_all_players()
Gets all of the players in fantasy football. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#fetch-all-players
Players.get_trending_players(sport, add_drop, hours, limit)
Gets all of the players in fantasy football. Data returned looks like: https://docs.sleeper.app/#trending-players
- sport: (str) The sport to get. Supports only "nfl" right now.
- add_drop: (str) Either "add" or "drop".
- hours: (int or str) Number of hours to look back. Default is 24 hours.
- limit: (int or str) Number of results you want. Default is 25.
Notes
This package is intended to be used by Python version 3.5 and higher. There might be some wacky results for previous versions.
Dependancies
- Used for all http requests in sleeper_wrapper
- Used for all testing in sleeper_wrapper
License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.