A Python adaptation of the Riot Games League of Legends API (https://developer.riotgames.com/).
Cassiopeia is the sister library to Orianna (Java). It's been designed with usability in mind - making sure all the bookkeeping is done right so you can focus on getting the data you need and building your application.
Cassiopeia has detailed documentation and examples.
pip install cassiopeia or see here for more information.
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An excellent user interface that makes working with data from the Riot API easy and fun.
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"Perfect" rate limiting.
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Guaranteed optimal usage of your API key.
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Built in caching and (coming) the ability to easily hook into a database for offline storage of data.
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Extendability to non-Riot data. Because Cass is a framework and not just an API wrapper, you can integrate your own data sources into your project. Cass already supports Data Dragon and the
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Dynamic settings so you can configure Cass for your specific use case.
Here's an example of a basic use of the API. The full documentation can be found at http://cassiopeia.readthedocs.org/en/latest/.
import random
import cassiopeia as cass
cass.set_riot_api_key("YOUR_KEY") # This overrides the value set in your configuration/settings.
cass.set_default_region("NA")
summoner = cass.get_summoner(name="Kalturi")
print("{name} is a level {level} summoner on the {region} server.".format(name=summoner.name,
level=summoner.level,
region=summoner.region))
champions = cass.get_champions()
random_champion = random.choice(champions)
print("He enjoys playing champions such as {name}.".format(name=random_champion.name))
challenger_league = cass.get_challenger_league(queue=cass.Queue.ranked_solo_fives)
best_na = challenger_league[0].summoner
print("He's not as good as {name} at League, but probably a better python programmer!".format(name=best_na.name))There is an integration of cassiopeia to the popular python web framework Django made by Mori(Paaksing), this integration is aimed to fix most issues/conflicts related to co-ocurrence of cassiopeia and Django. In this integration will give you better tools for building your Django/DRF based app, you will have the ability to use any production tested cache backends that Django's cache framework supports.
New in v2.0: A new datastore called Omnistone is introduced in response to issue #1 of this repo, this is a refined version of Cache that automatically deletes expired objects when MAX_ENTRIES is hit, then culls the datastore according to the CULL_FRECUENCY given. The culling strategy used is the same as Django Cache Framework, which is LRU culling (Least Recently Used).
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django-cassiopeiarepository (If you love using it, make sure to star!). - Link to
django-cassiopeiadocumentations (Production Release v2.0). - If you have any issues or feature requests with
django-cassiopeia, tag Mori in our discord server, or fire an issue in the repository.
Unfortunately, we currently don't have an integration to Flask and any contribution is welcome.
Feel free to send pull requests or to contact us via github or discord. More information can be found in our documentation.
If you find bugs please let us know via an issue or pull request. If you would like to help maintain Cassiopeia, let us know and we will invite you to our discord server.
If you used Cassiopeia for your research, please cite the project.
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Cassiopeia isn't endorsed by Riot Games and doesn't reflect the views or opinions of Riot Games or anyone officially involved in producing or managing League of Legends. League of Legends and Riot Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Riot Games, Inc. League of Legends © Riot Games, Inc.