main.py

#!/usr/bin/env python

import argparse
from sc2replaylib.replay import Replay, Team, Player
from pprint import pprint

from sc2replaylib.replay import Replay, Team, Player

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
		description='This is a console adapter to work with SC2Replaylib library.')
parser.add_argument('replayFile', type=file)

args = parser.parse_args()

# some example usages----

# basic replay here
replay = Replay(args.replayFile)

# the version of starcraft that this replay was recorded on
print 'This replay is version ' + '.'.join([str(n) for n in replay.version()])
print 'The revision number is ' + str(replay.revision())

#raw data on the replay file-----
pprint(replay.parsers[replay.FILES['details']].parse())
pprint(replay.parsers[replay.FILES['attributes']].parse())

#-------

# run output of game_speed through human readable list of values
print replay.game_speed()

# raw output of game_teams attribute (could be ugly-ish)
print replay.game_teams(True)

# running output through another included list
print replay.game_matching()

# datetime object returned with date match was played
print replay.timestamp()

# timezone offset as integer
print replay.timezone_offset()


#-------

#pull team information
print "there are %d teams" % len(replay.teams)

# pull team win/loss info
print "Team 1 %s" % replay.teams[0].outcome()
print "Team 2 %s" % replay.teams[1].outcome()


#-------

print "There are %d players on team 1" % len(replay.teams[0].players)

player = replay.teams[0].players[0]
print "%s the %s %s playing as the %s %s" % (
	player.handle(),
	player.type(),
	player.outcome(),
	player.color_name(),
	player.race())