def get_user_ratings(username, bgg=None):
"""Returns a dict: gameid -> rating"""
if bgg is None:
bgg = BoardGameGeek()
collection = bgg.collection(username)
user_ratings = dict()
for item in collection:
if item.rating:
user_ratings[item.id] = item.rating
return user_ratings
def bgg_games(ids=None, user=None, filename=None, number=None, progress=False,
**kwargs):
"""Return a list of BoardGameGeek games; sourced by ID, or user, or file
Args:
ids: list
games IDs (integers) used by BGG
user: string
BGG user name; if supplied, then :
* IDs will be ignored
filename: string
name of file containing game data saved in JSON format
number: integer
max no. of valid games to retrieve; default is 10
progress: boolean
show which games are being retrieved
"""
if not number:
number = 10
else:
number = int(number)
tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
predictable_filename = 'bgggames.cache'
dbname = os.path.join(tmpdir, predictable_filename)
bgg = BoardGameGeek(cache="sqlite://{}?ttl=1000".format(dbname),
disable_ssl=True)
games = []
if user:
ids = []
#bgg_user = bgg.user(user)
try:
collection = bgg.collection(user)
if collection:
for game in collection:
ids.append(game.id)
else:
print 'Unable to retrieve collection for %s - do they exist?' \
% user
except BoardGameGeekAPIRetryError, err:
print err
Fix bug that causes certain game names to crash the program
"""
#change these to check other bgg user and send to different email
bggUser = "******"
userEmail = "*****@*****.**"
r = praw.Reddit('BGG Wishlist Mention Tracker by /u/shbones v 1.1')
sent_already = []
while True:
#Repopulate boardgamegeek.com wishlist every run
wishlist = []
bgg = BoardGameGeek()
collection = bgg.collection(bggUser)
try:
games = collection.items
print games
for each_game in games:
if each_game.wishlist == True:
wishlist.append(each_game.name.lower())
#Check for mentions in Title or Text in Top 10 current posts on reddit.com/r/boardgames
subreddit = r.get_subreddit('boardgames')
for submission in subreddit.get_hot(limit=10):
post_text = submission.selftext.lower()
post_title = submission.title.lower()
has_game = any(string in (post_text + post_title)
for string in wishlist)
if submission.id not in sent_already and has_game:
game.image,
'thumbnail':
game.thumbnail,
}
cache[id] = json.dumps(fields)
return fields
dic = {}
for user in name:
print('Fetching collection of', user)
c = 0
found = False
while not found and c < 5:
try:
hislist = bgg.collection(user_name=user)
found = True
except:
pass
if not found:
exit(1)
for item in hislist:
if item.owned:
dic[item.id] = dic.get(item.id, []) + [user]
print('Fetching all the games!')
ready = []
total_count = len(dic.keys())
count = 0
with progressbar.ProgressBar(max_value=total_count) as bar:
for game in dic.items():
"""
This script creates a list of all games belonging to my collection
on boardgamegeek.com, and saves that list to a JSON file. It uses the
BoardGameGeek library to get the collection and game information.
"""
from boardgamegeek import BoardGameGeek
import json
import urllib
import re
bgg = BoardGameGeek()
collection = bgg.collection("escrimeuse")
# First we get the IDs of all the games in the collection
ids = []
for item in collection:
ids.append(item.id)
# Now we get the information for each game
games = []
for i in ids:
games.append(bgg.game(None,i))
# We're only interested in a subset of properties, so we create new objects
wanted_keys = ["name", "year", "mechanics", "thumbnail", "categories", "max_players", "min_players", "playing_time"]
new_games = [ {
"id" : game.id,
"name" : game.name,
"year" : game.year,
"mechanic" : game.mechanics,
"thumbnail" : game.thumbnail,
"category" : game.categories,
"max_players" : game.max_players,
"min_players" : game.min_players,
