Pieter Robberechts

Superseded by #611

My priorities have indeed shifted to other projects. People have suggested fixes for this issue but none of them really resolved it. If you have something that works across all...

I am working on it. You can already use the version in the `fix/whoscored-schedule` branch. I need to do a bit more testing before releasing it.

Simply running the following works for me: ```sh pip install git+https://github.com/probberechts/soccerdata.git@fix/whoscored-schedule ``` You could also try to install it using poetry.

The docs are outdated. When no leagues are given, it returns the data for all the supported leagues. Previously, only the Big 5 leagues were supported but I've added support...

I had a quick look and the smaller leagues seem to contain a subset of the data (with different column headers) of the bigger leagues. This means that it should...

You can load one of the pretrained models, manually compute all required features and apply the model. But that would be tedious. Probably this is a better fit for your...

Thanks for your suggestion. I follow the "Save First, Parse Later" paradigm and I am not really eager to change this. [This blog post](https://betterprogramming.pub/save-first-parse-later-in-defense-of-a-different-approach-to-web-scraping-9edfe65adf04) lists a number of advantages, fyi....

I would actually prefer only including the player id in the output, as discussed here: #728. This is more compact and it still allows reconstructing the URL. Furthermore, I would...

That's a good suggestion. I think I would implement this by creating a default `league_dict.json` file if it does not exist yet and move the league config that is now...