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Small Pillow library useful in creating automatic Rivals of Aether Top 8 Results screens
A small package built using pillow
, useful in quickly creating top 8 results views for Rivals of Aether tournaments.
Also comes with a very experimental GUI built with qt-designer, which has got an also experimental support for Challonge brackets.
pip install rivals-top8-results
You can just grab the release here and run the executable.
Alternatively, using this is as simple as importing this library and calling the draw_top8
and draw_results
functions, which you can import as follows:
from rivals_top8_results.draw_results import draw_top8, draw_results
then
top8 = draw_top8(
nicknames,
characters,
skins,
secondaries,
tertiaries,
layout_rgb=(255, 138, 132),
bg_opacity=100,
resize_factor=1.3,
)
and
draw_results(
top8,
title="EU RCS Season 6 Finals",
attendees_num=89,
date="24-01-2022",
stage="Aethereal Gates",
stage_variant=2,
layout_rgb=(255, 138, 132),
)
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Small Pillow library useful in creating automatic Rivals of Aether Top 8 Results screens
We found that rivals-top8-results 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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