A full-featured inhouse lobby system for Dota2 leagues.

• Discord bot - signup, queue for games, check your stats or control the league right from discord.
• Dota bot - automated lobbies that can invite players once queue is full, check for correct teams setup, record game results, handle unfamiliar/banned players and more.
• A dotabuff-like website with league and players stats (matches played, winrates, best teammates / strongest opponents, league health, etc).
• An admin panel for the staff to have more control over their league: setup different inhouse queues, edit players signups, manage league settings.
• Team balancer - produces competitive teams from a set of queued players, with regards to players preferred roles.

Python 3.7.1 or higher is required

• Initial project setup: https://github.com/UncleVasya/Dota2-EU-Ladder/wiki/Initial-project-setup
• Project deploy on OpenShift: https://github.com/UncleVasya/Dota2-EU-Ladder/wiki/Project-deploy-on-OpenShift

After initial setup is done, you have to keep 3 scripts running:

• discord bot: python manage.py discord_bot

• dota bot: python manage.py dota_bot

• website (optional): python manage.py runserver

  If deployed on real hosting you would want to use a real web server like gunicorn:

  gunicorn -b 0.0.0.0:8000 dota2_eu_ladder.wsgi:application
  

• ValvePython/dota2 - A module for interacting with Dota2's Game Coordinator.
• discord.py - A modern, easy to use and async ready API wrapper for Discord.
• Django - A high-level Python web framework.
• RD2L, Clarity and Doghouse dota communities - thank you for using this project, giving ideas for new features and for reporting bugs.

• Inhouse queue is about to pop, one spot left:

• Queue popped. Two fair teams produced, players are notified on discord (and got invited in game by dota bot).

• Website with stats: