def hand(request):
"""Parse handhistory defined in hand_text class attribute
and returns a PokerStarsHandHistory instance.
"""
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(request.instance.hand_text)
hh.parse()
return hh
def hand(request):
"""Parse handhistory defined in hand_text class attribute
and returns a PokerStarsHandHistory instance.
"""
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(request.instance.hand_text)
hh.parse()
return hh
def test_parse_all_hands():
for idx, hand in enumerate(
{k: v
for k, v in stars_hands.__dict__.items() if 'HAND' in k}.values()):
print('HAND%s' % (idx + 1))
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(hand)
hh.parse()
#Ranges
from poker import Range
Range('XX').to_ascii()
print(Range('22+ A2+ KT+ QJs+ 32 42 52 62 72').to_ascii())
#Hand history parsing
from poker.room.pokerstars import PokerStarsHandHistory
# First step, only raw hand history is saved, no parsing will happen yet
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(HAND1)
#hh = PokerStarsHandHistory.from_file('C:\\Users\\Robin\\Desktop\\pkr2\\poker-1\\tests\handhistory\\2hand.txt')
# You need to explicitly parse. This will parse the whole hh at once.
hh.parse()
#date in type: datetime
a = hh.date
#identification number of the hand
b = hh.ident
#what type was the game
c = hh.game_type
#what identification number has the tournament
d = hh.tournament_ident
#in what level, the hand appears
e = hh.tournament_level
def get_parsed_flop_hand14():
hand_text = stars_hands.HAND14
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(hand_text)
hh.parse()
return hh
def get_parsed_hand():
hand_text = stars_hands.HAND12
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(hand_text)
hh.parse()
return hh
def all_stars_hands(request):
"""Parse all hands from test_data and returns a PokerStarsHandHistory instance."""
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(request.param)
hh.parse()
return hh
def all_stars_hands(request):
"""Parse all hands from test_data and returns a PokerStarsHandHistory instance."""
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(request.param)
hh.parse()
return hh
def test_no_hero():
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(stars_hands.HAND6)
hh.parse()
def hand(hand_text):
hh = PokerStarsHandHistory(hand_text)
hh.parse()
return hh
