def getBetfairMarketList(self):
# Get target markets for bot
# - Currently anything on match oddss
marketCatalogue = bf.listMarketCatalogue(self.betfairSessionKey, self.betfairAppKey, eventTypeIds = [1,2,3,4,5], marketBettingTypes="ODDS",
marketTypeCodes=["MATCH_ODDS"], maxResults=50, turnInPlayEnabled=True)
return marketCatalogue
def getMarketDetails(self):
# Details from market catalogue
marketCatalogue = bf.listMarketCatalogue(sessionKey=self.betfairSessionKey, appKey=self.betfairAppKey, marketIds=self.betfairMarketId)
if marketCatalogue == []:
print('Nothing returned')
else:
self.marketDetails = marketCatalogue[0]
return self.marketDetails
dateStringUtc = datetime.utcnow().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S:%fZ')
futureDateStringUtc = (datetime.utcnow() +
timedelta(hours=1)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S:%fZ')
# write the time filter in JSON format as required by the API:
timeFilter = '{"from":"' + dateStringUtc + '", "to":"' + futureDateStringUtc + '"}'
#marketList = listMarketCatalogue(sessionKey,appKey,')
##
# Read up to 20 horse races in the time filter"
marketList = bf.listMarketCatalogue(
sessionKey,
appKey,
eventTypeIds="1",
marketBettingTypes="ODDS",
marketTypeCodes=["MATCH_ODDS", "HALF_TIME_SCORE"],
maxResults=3)
# explain in comments what the options are in the listmarkets fucntion, and
# explain the structure of the output too
# marketList is returned as a cell-array of structures ( each element of
# the cell-array contains a structure full of maret details)
# to see datails of the first market, we can access it with > marketList{1}:
market1 = marketList[0]
# in the horse race example, we can see the first horse in the market by
# accessing the "runners" field of the structure:
horse1 = market1['runners'][0]