fplscrapR
This package enables those interested in Fantasy Premier League to perform detailed data analysis of the game, using the FPL's JSON API. The fplscrapR functions help R users collect and parse data from the Official Fantasy Premier League website. (by wiscostret)
fpl
An asynchronous Python wrapper for the Fantasy Premier League API. (by amosbastian)
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And https://github.com/wiscostret/fplscrapR on the off hand OP means soccer football.
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FPL ML Data - R Studio -> Google Sheets?
I’ll be using Anaconda since it’s free. I’ve Googled around and found some older posts for Python like this which I imagine is similar but I got some errors just trying to get started. I found this GitHub page but couldn’t get the package to load. Then I decided to just try to get data into a Google Sheet using this, but kept getting #REF error.
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Is anyone successfully using xG to pick their FPL team?
https://github.com/wiscostret/fplscrapR is a package for easily getting data from the FPL website into R.
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Where to start learning out how to pull data from the FPL API's?
It depends on what languages you're most comfortable with. I've written my code in R, as that's most useful to me in my work, but most people seem to prefer Python - I think that's easier to find existing code for online in general. If R is what you'd want to use, there's an R package (not created by me) available here: https://github.com/wiscostret/fplscrapR
fpl
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FPL web-scrapers: has anything changed with logging in to get data
Found in a Python API fix -> https://github.com/amosbastian/fpl/pull/119/commits/d372c8d2675506dfba070622e4e0790e81161872
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I made an "Insider trading" bot, alerting when PL players transfer in or out team mates from their FPL team.
For anyone interested in using Python with FPL, I've created a Python package for FPL with some documentation explaining how to use it: https://github.com/amosbastian/fpl. I don't really maintain it properly anymore, since I don't use Python at work or have that much time, but it should be working properly still!
What are some alternatives?
When comparing fplscrapR and fpl you can also consider the following projects:
Fantasy-Premier-League - Creates a .csv file of all players in the English Player League with their respective team and total fantasy points
livescore-cli - command-line football (soccer) livescore and *news for linux/mac user
open-fpl - Open-source Fantasy Premier League tools
understat - An asynchronous Python package for https://understat.com/.
ffscrapr - R API Client for Fantasy Football League Platforms