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gromp is a holistic wrapper of the public Riot Games developer API, written in Python. All public methods are, as of 2023-11-10, implemented.
The core principle of the wrapper is to offer a complete, yet simple, interface which implements some of the core functionality that a developer might want to communicate with the Riot Games developer API.
For a full list of all available requests, see each respective endpoint documentation.
Either clone this repository and perform a local install with poetry accordingly
git clone https://github.com/wilhelmagren/gromp.git
cd gromp
poetry install
or install the most recent release from the Python Package Index (PyPI).
pip install gromp
Any HTTP errors that are returned by the requested API are propagated and, as of writing this, not handled.
import gromp
from gromp import (
LeaguePlatforms,
LeagueRegions,
)
platform = LeaguePlatforms.euw1
region = LeagueRegions.EUROPE
token = '<api-key>'
# Here we setup a hook for League of Legends. We specify platform and region
# to perform all REST requests to, the length of the RSA keys used to encrypt
# our token, and the number of seconds to wait before a timeout.
hook = gromp.hook.League(
token,
platform=platform,
region=region,
keylen=1024,
timeout=10,
)
# One of the default handlers parses the HTTP response as a JSON
# dictionary, see all available attributes for the object at the
# Riot Games API documentation https://developer.riotgames.com/apis
summoner = hook.summoner.by_name('1 900 976 JUICE')
# We can also get the summoner if we know the encrypted
# puuid, lets try and see if they are actually the same...
summoner_from_puuid = hook.summoner.by_puuid(summoner['puuid'])
assert summoner == summoner_from_puuid
# Great, we get the same summoner, me. Let's try and get
# some of my played games from the match API endpoint.
matches = hook.match.matchlist_by_puuid(
summoner['puuid'],
start=10,
count=5,
)
assert len(matches) == 5
# Now we can request the match data for all the match id's which we
# got from the previous request. This is unfortunately the only
# process of getting specific match data... it is rather tedious.
for match_id in matches:
m = hook.match.by_id(match_id)
for participant in m['info']['participants']:
if participant['puuid'] == summoner['puuid']:
print(participant['win'])
His real name is Lord Grompulus Kevin Ribbiton of Croaksworth, and he likes to eat small insects, mushrooms, and people (source).
All code is to be held under a general MIT license, please see LICENSE for specific information.
FAQs
Holistic Python implementation of the public Riot Games Developer API.
We found that gromp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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