def generate_league(league_name, players):
player_ids = [p.id for p in players]
if not player_ids:
player_ids.append(95)
league = League.create_league(
league_name,
random.choice(player_ids),
player_ids)
loaded_league = League.load_opponents(league.id)
if loaded_league is not None:
print("League ({0}) created successfully.".format(loaded_league.id))
return loaded_league
played_ids = [opponent_ids[n] for n in range(0, number_of_players)]
results = _prepare_result(played_ids, played)
return _create_game(league_id, creator_id, results, sport_id)
def generate_competitive_game(league_id, opponent_ids):
won = "won"
lost = "lost"
number_of_winners = random.randint(1, 4)
number_of_losers = random.randint(1, 4)
(creator_id, opponent_ids, sport_id) = _prepare_game_creation(opponent_ids)
won_ids = [opponent_ids[n] for n in range(0, number_of_winners)]
lost_ids = [opponent_ids[n] for n in range(
number_of_winners, number_of_winners + number_of_losers)]
won_results = _prepare_result(won_ids, won)
lost_results = _prepare_result(lost_ids, lost)
results = dict(won_results.items() + lost_results.items())
return _create_game(league_id, creator_id, results, sport_id)
if __name__ == "__main__":
league_id = int(sys.argv[1])
print "Creating schedule for League {0}.".format(league_id)
league = League.load_opponents(league_id)
schedule = generate_schedule(league)
def load(self):
""" Populate context, aggregations, objects, and opponents. """
# TODO: we should be able to do all this in one or two queries. given
# player id, traverse to a league. from there get games and opponents
# for those games. the only tricky thing is just getting one league. it
# shouldn't be tricky to avoid manually loading opponents.
person = Person.load_leagues(self.session.person_id)
league = None
if self._league_id is None:
# if no league was requested than get the first league
league = person.get_leagues().values()[0]
else:
league = person.get_leagues().get(self._league_id)
# TODO: if league is None than throw some 'request invalid league
# error'
# TODO: we don't need to load Games from League when they can be loaded
# from Opponents [or the vice-versa] all at the same time. we should
# never be calling set_opponents() and set_games() outside the api.
# RANKINGS LOAD
opponents_list = League.load_opponents(league.id).get_opponents()
league.set_opponents({o.id: o for o in opponents_list})
# GAMES LOAD (WITH OPPONENTS AND COMMENTERS)
games_list = League.load_games(league.id).get_games()
# TODO: iterating through this list is only temporary becaue the
# multiload should have happened in the api.
game_ids = [g.id for g in games_list]
# load opponents and commenters and creator for each game {g_id: Game}
games_dict = Game.multiload_important_persons(game_ids)
# load league with opponents and games into generic context
league.set_games(games_dict)
self._context = league
# league's opponents by Win Count
# store the list because the league has a dict, and sort returns None
opponents = self._context.get_opponents()
opponents.sort(
key=lambda x: x.win_count,
reverse=True)
self._aggregations["standings"] = opponents
self._aggregations["activity"] = None
# store opponents loaded games in reverse order (so it's new first)
games = games_dict.values()
# sort returns None as it's in-place
games.sort(
key=lambda x: x.created_ts,
reverse=True)
self._objects = games
# load opponents into rivals as well
self._rivals = self._context.get_opponents()
# load the list of sports
self._sports = SPORT.ALL
