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Easy access to DotA2 internal data.

Project description

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AtoD
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DotA2 data for ML.

Goals
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- create an API to get any DotA related data as easy as possible and ready for ML experiments
- create hero recommendation engine
- create web interface with interactive representation of the info

What and why
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First of all it's educational project which is created to learn some staff, hope someone will find it useful.

DotA2 API gives you a lot of information about matches, leagues, players,
but there's no way to get the data about game itself: heroes, their abilities etc.
This library helps with this task. And there is short summary of features:

- tools to extract data from in-game files (heroes attributes, abilities specs)
- classes Hero, Ability... to represent the data
- some examples of usage

Usage
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Module can be installed through pip:

pip install atod

To use Match class you should get your own DotA2 API key here_ and add it to
YamJam_ config file which can be found at `~/.yamjam/config.yaml`. If you don't have one
just create it with

touch ~/.yamjam/config.yaml

.. _here http://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
.. _YamJam http://yamjam.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Examples
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Please, take a look at jupyter notebooks in `examples/` folder to see how the lib can be used.
Create a hero from name and get some basic info.

>>> from atod import Hero
>>> am = Hero.from_name('Anti-Mage')
>>> am.str
22
>>> print(am.abilities)
<Abilities [<Ability name=mana_break>, <Ability name=blink>, <Ability name=spell_shield>, <Ability name=mana_void>, ]>
>>> am.lvl = 15
>>> am.str
43


The code above creates Anti-Mage, which has some basic attributes: strength (str),
agility, armor all of them are counted at the run-time, so if you will change the
level of hero, attributes will change too.

Other examples of usage of the Hero class can be found at `examples/hero_data.ipynb.`
Auto generated docs can be found at ``docs/doxygen/html/index.html``.


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