scraped f*** cap hit

extractors/e_capwages.R

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+## This script loads the player ids-capwages_id combination from warehouse/player_capwages_ids_final and extracts the 2024-25 cap hit
+## for each player from https://capwages.com/. It then saves the result into warehouse/players_caphits.rds which contains two columns:
+## 1. player_id (nhl player id)
+## 2. cap hit
+
+# Packages ---------------------------------------------------------------
+library(dplyr)
+library(rvest)
+options(scipen = 999)
+
+# Load capwages ids --------------------------------------------------------------
+df_capwages_ids <- readRDS("data/warehouse/player_capwages_ids_final.rds")
+
+# Function to scrape cap hit ---------------------------------------------
+get_cap_hit <- function(player_id) {
+  # Construire l'URL
+  url <- paste0("https://capwages.com/players/", player_id)
+  # Lire le contenu de la page
+  page <- rvest::read_html(url)
+  # Extraire le contenu JSON à partir de la balise <script type="application/ld+json">
+  json_data <- page %>%
+    html_nodes('script[type="application/ld+json"]') %>%
+    html_text()
+  # Remplacer les entités HTML manuellement avec gsub
+  decoded_json <- gsub("&quot;", '"', json_data)
+  # Convertir le texte JSON en R list
+  parsed_data <- jsonlite::fromJSON(decoded_json)
+  # Extraire le cap_hit_text
+  cap_hit_text <- parsed_data$mainEntity$contract$capHit
+  # Vérifier si cap_hit_text est manquant
+  if (is.na(cap_hit_text) || is.null(cap_hit_text)) {
+    warning(paste("Cap hit text is missing for player:", player_id))
+    return(NA)
+  }
+  # Nettoyer cap_hit_text pour garder uniquement les chiffres
+  cap_hit <- as.numeric(gsub("[^0-9]", "", cap_hit_text))
+  # Vérifier si cap_hit est manquant
+  if (is.na(cap_hit)) {
+    warning(paste("Cap hit value could not be converted for player:", player_id))
+  }
+  # Retourner cap_hit
+  return(cap_hit)
+}
+
+
+# Loop through all players -----------------------------------------------
+for (i in 1:nrow(df_capwages_ids)) {
+  player_idi <- df_capwages_ids$capwages_id[i]
+  message(player_idi, "  ", round(i / nrow(df_capwages_ids) * 100, 1), "%")
+  # Initialiser cap_hit à NA
+  cap_hit <- NA
+  # Boucle pour réessayer en cas d'erreur
+  repeat {
+    result <- tryCatch({
+      cap_hit <- get_cap_hit(player_idi)
+      message("   ", cap_hit)
+      break  # Si la requête réussit, sortir de la boucle
+    }, error = function(e) {
+      message("Error fetching data for player: ", player_idi)
+      message("Sleeping for 5 seconds before retrying...")
+      Sys.sleep(5)
+    })
+  }
+  # Créer une ligne de données pour ce joueur
+  df_cap_hiti <- data.frame(
+    player_id = df_capwages_ids$player_id[i],
+    capwages_id = player_idi,
+    cap_hit = cap_hit
+  )
+  # Ajouter cette ligne au dataframe de résultats
+  if (i == 1) {
+    df_cap_hit <- df_cap_hiti
+  } else {
+    df_cap_hit <- rbind(df_cap_hit, df_cap_hiti)
+  }
+  Sys.sleep(0.5)
+}
+
+saveRDS(df_cap_hit, "data/warehouse/players_caphits.rds")

loaders/l_create_puck_pedia_ids.R

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+# This scripts creates the warehouse tables *player_capwages_ids*
+## It loads a list of player_ids and their infos.
+## It checks if the players are already in *player_capwages_ids*
+## For the players that are not in *player_capwages_ids*, it:
+#### - Tests different possible capwages_ids
+#### - Keep the one that works
+#### - Creates a dataframe with the result
+#### - Adds the dataframe to the existing *player_capwages_ids*
+#### - The ones who did not work are stocked with NA value
+
+# Packages ---------------------------------------------------------------
+library(dplyr)
+library(gemini.R)
+
+# Data -------------------------------------------------------------------
+all_players <- readRDS("data/marts/projections/final_points_predictions.RDS")$player_id
+
+## Check if players are already in the warehouse table --------------------
+
+### Load warehouse table
+df_player_capwages_ids <- readRDS("data/warehouse/player_capwages_ids.rds")
+##### Save a backup
+saveRDS(df_player_capwages_ids, "data/warehouse/player_capwages_ids_backup.rds")
+
+players_to_extract <- tryCatch(
+  {
+    # Tenter d'exécuter la première instruction
+    all_players[!(all_players %in% df_player_capwages_ids$player_id)]
+  },
+  error = function(e) {
+    # En cas d'erreur, exécuter cette instruction
+    all_players
+  }
+)
+
+# Create functions to create different possible variants of name ----------------
+
+gemini.R::setAPI(api_key = Sys.getenv("GEMINI_API_KEY2"))
+
+# Function to generate the prompt for Gemini to return R vector style output
+generate_gemini_prompt <- function(first_name, last_name) {
+  # Context and rules to provide to Gemini
+  prompt <- paste0(
+    "Hello, glad to have you with me.\n",
+    "Context:\n",
+    "I want to generate URL-friendly name variants, also known as slugs, based on first and last names. ",
+    "These slugs will be used in URLs and should be formatted in lowercase, without accents, and follow certain rules.\n\n",
+
+    "Rules:\n",
+    "0. First and last names are ALWAYS separated by a hyphen.\n",
+    "1. Spaces in first and last names should be replaced with hyphens to make the name URL-friendly.\n",
+    "2. If there are initials in the first or last name (e.g., 'T.J.' or 'A.B.'), create one variant where the dots are replaced with hyphens (e.g., 'T.J.' becomes 't-j') and another variant where the dots are removed (e.g., 'T.J.' becomes 'tj').\n",
+    "3. Accents should be removed from names to make them ASCII-compliant for URLs. Additionally, umlauts and other special characters should be converted to their English equivalents (e.g., 'Stützle' becomes 'stuetzle').\n",
+    "4. If a first or last name contains hyphens, they should be preserved in the slug. Generate a variant with the hyphens intact, and another where the parts are concatenated without the hyphens (e.g., 'Ekman-Larsson' becomes 'ekman-larsson' and 'ekmanlarsson').\n",
+    "5. For ambiguous first or last names (such as 'Alex', 'Anderson', 'Karlsson'), generate additional variants by transforming the name into common variants. For example:\n",
+    "   - 'Alex' could be 'Alexandre' or 'Alexander'.\n",
+    "   - 'Anderson' could also be 'Andersen' or 'Andersson'.\n",
+    "   - 'Karlsson' could be 'Carlson', 'Karlson', or 'Carlsson'.\n",
+    "   - **'Josh' could be expanded to 'Joshua'.**\n",
+    "   - Jake could be expanded to Jacob, Jakub, etc.\n",
+    "   This rule should apply to any ambiguous name, not just the examples. Really put emphasis on using multiple different variant of first and last names.\n",
+    "   Don't be scared to use variants that are different from the original name, but it is really important **that the variant is a credible name in real life**.\n\n",
+
+    "Please return only a valid R vector with the variants. Do not return any code or additional explanations.\n\n",
+
+    "Now, generate between 2 and 10 URL-friendly slugs for the following name:\n",
+    "First Name: ", first_name, "\n",
+    "Last Name: ", last_name, "\n",
+    "Return the slugs as a valid R vector in this form: c('slug1', 'slug2', ...).\n\n",
+    "Put the most credible names first.\n",
+    "Don't forget that first and last names are ALWAYS separated by a hyphen. Good luck!"
+  )
+  return(prompt)
+}
+
+## Clean the output from gemini
+clean_and_eval_gemini_output <- function(output) {
+  # Remove the backticks and "r" from the start and end of the text
+  cleaned_output <- gsub("```r\\n|```", "", output)
+  # Remove any extra line breaks or leading/trailing spaces
+  cleaned_output <- trimws(cleaned_output)
+  output <- eval(parse(text = cleaned_output))
+  return(output)
+}
+
+# Example usage
+first_name <- "Nate"
+last_name <- "Smith"
+prompt <- generate_gemini_prompt(first_name, last_name)
+
+test <- gemini.R::gemini(
+  prompt = prompt,
+  maxOutputTokens = 10000
+)
+
+clean_and_eval_gemini_output(test)
+
+## Load df_player_infos and only keep players to extract ------------------
+df_player_infos <- readRDS("data/warehouse/player_infos.rds") |> 
+  filter(player_id %in% players_to_extract)
+
+# Loop through the player_ids and check if an url is found ---------------
+
+retry_count <- 0
+max_retries <- 5  # Limite de tentatives pour chaque joueur
+
+for (index in 1:length(players_to_extract)) {
+  i <- players_to_extract[index]
+  first_name <- df_player_infos$first_name[df_player_infos$player_id == i]
+  last_name <- df_player_infos$last_name[df_player_infos$player_id == i]
+  prompt <- generate_gemini_prompt(first_name, last_name)
+  # Essayer plusieurs fois en cas d'erreur avec Gemini
+  repeat {
+    gemini_output <- tryCatch({
+      setTimeLimit(elapsed = 10)
+      suppressMessages(
+      gemini.R::gemini(prompt = prompt, maxOutputTokens = 10000)
+      )
+    }, error = function(e) {
+      if (retry_count < max_retries) {
+        retry_count <- retry_count + 1
+        #cat("\nGemini API error. Retrying in 10 seconds... (Attempt: ", retry_count, ")")
+        setTimeLimit()  # Réinitialiser la limite avant Sys.sleep()
+        Sys.sleep(10)  # Attendre 10 secondes avant de réessayer
+        return(NULL)
+      } else {
+        stop("Max retries reached for Gemini API. Moving to next player.")
+      }
+    }, finally = {
+      setTimeLimit()  # Réinitialiser la limite de temps après chaque tentative
+    })
+
+    # Si Gemini renvoie un résultat valide, sortir de la boucle de réessai
+    if (!is.null(gemini_output)) break
+    if (is.null(gemini_output)){
+      variants <- paste0(first_name, "-", last_name)
+    }
+  }
+
+  variants <- clean_and_eval_gemini_output(gemini_output)
+  capwages_id <- NA  # Par défaut, on n'a pas trouvé de variante valide
+
+  for (j in variants) {
+    url <- paste0("https://capwages.com/players/", j)
+
+    # Utiliser tryCatch pour gérer les erreurs et ajouter un timeout pour les requêtes
+    response <- tryCatch({
+      httr::GET(url, httr::timeout(10), httr::config(ssl_verifypeer = FALSE))
+    }, error = function(e) {
+      return(NULL)
+    })
+
+    # Si la réponse est non nulle et le statut est 200, l'URL est valide
+    if (!is.null(response) && response$status_code == 200) {
+      capwages_id <- j
+      break  # Sortir de la boucle dès qu'une URL valide est trouvée
+    }
+  }
+
+  # Ajouter le résultat dans le dataframe
+  df_player_capwages_ids <- rbind(df_player_capwages_ids, data.frame(player_id = i, capwages_id = capwages_id, stringsAsFactors = FALSE))
+
+  # Calculer le pourcentage de progression
+  progress <- round((index / length(players_to_extract)) * 100, 2)
+
+  # Afficher la progression en remplaçant l'ancienne ligne
+  cat("\rProgression :", progress, "%")
+  saveRDS(df_player_capwages_ids, "data/warehouse/player_capwages_ids.rds")
+
+  # Ajouter un léger délai entre les requêtes pour éviter de surcharger le serveur
+  Sys.sleep(4)  # Délai de 1 seconde entre les requêtes
+}
+

loaders/l_fill_in_missing_capwages_ids.R

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+## This script takes the warehouse/player_capwages_ids and creates a csv
+## used to manually input the missing capwages ids.
+## This csv is then loaded to replace the ids of the missing players and saves
+## the result in warehouse/player_capwages_ids_final.rds
+
+get_name <- function(player_id){
+  list <- httr::content(httr::GET(paste0("https://api-web.nhle.com/v1/player/", player_id ,"/landing")))
+  return(paste0(list$firstName, " ", list$lastName))
+}
+
+# Load data --------------------------------------------------------------
+data <- readRDS("data/warehouse/player_capwages_ids.rds")
+
+df_missing_players <- data |> 
+  dplyr::filter(is.na(capwages_id))
+
+# Write missing players to csv -------------------------------------------
+#write.csv(df_missing_players, "data/warehouse/missing_player_capwages_ids.csv")
+
+#################################################
+### MANUALLY INPUT MISSING PLAYERS IN THE CSV ###
+#################################################
+
+df_missing_players_filled <- read.csv("data/warehouse/missing_player_capwages_ids.csv")
+
+output <- rbind(data, df_missing_players_filled) |> 
+  tidyr::drop_na()
+
+saveRDS(output, "data/warehouse/player_capwages_ids_final.rds")

refiners/r_train_random_forest.R

@@ -28,4 +28,4 @@ model_d <- ptspredictR::train_random_forest(
 
 randomForest::varImpPlot(model_d)
 
-saveRDS(model_d, "apis/points_predictor_api/models/points_d.rds")
+saveRDS(model_d, "apis/points_predictor_api/models/points_d.rds")