Add Team Next to Player in Printout of CS Lineups

[awiden91]

Good Morning,

Thank you again for including CSGO, I really appreciate all the hard work. I was wondering if it would be an easy fix for to me include the Team name of the players when I go to print out the lineups. It currently only includes the CPT/Flex, Name, Projected Points and price. Please let me know if there is some code I can enter in to display the team name of each player as well. Thank you so much!

[sansbacon]

You just have to modify this code in lineup_printer.py

class IndividualSportLineupPrinter(LineupPrinter): OUTPUT_FORMAT = '{index:>2}. {lineup_position:<5} {name:<30}{fppg:<15}{salary:<10}\n'

[sansbacon]

The other option is to subclass LineupPrinter and create a custom printer. Then you would have to create new settings and use them when you instantiate the optimizer optimizer = LineupOptimizer(settings=CustomSettings, **kwargs)

[awiden91]

You just have to modify this code in lineup_printer.py

class IndividualSportLineupPrinter(LineupPrinter): OUTPUT_FORMAT = '{index:>2}. {lineup_position:<5} {name:<30}{fppg:<15}{salary:<10}\n'

Thank you for your response. I tried making these changes to the code but it is still not printing out correctly:

class IndividualSportLineupPrinter(LineupPrinter): def _print_player(self, index, player): return '{0:>2}. {1:<5} {2:<30}{3:<8}{4:<8}{5:<10}\n'.format( index, player.lineup_position, player.full_name, player.team, round(player.fppg, 3), str(player.salary) + '$', )

Please let me know if you can find the error. Thanks again for your help!

[sansbacon]

You don't need to overload _print_player. You just need to change OUTPUT_FORMAT to reflect your desired output.

class IndividualSportLineupPrinter(LineupPrinter):
    OUTPUT_FORMAT = '{index:>2}. {lineup_position:<5} {name:<30}{positions:<6}{team:<15}{game:<9} {fppg:<15}{salary:<10}\n'

If you don't want to alter the code directly (it would get overwritten when the library updates and it affects other individual sports), then just create a separate function to print a CSGO lineup. You may need to adjust the function below a little bit, but it gives you an idea of how it would look.

def print_csgo_lineup(lineup, fields=None, sep=', '):
    """Prints a CSGO lineup with team

    Args:
        lineup (Lineup): the lineup object
        fields (iterable): the fields you want to print
        sep (str): the separator for the fields, default ', '
    """
    if not fields:
        fields = ('name', 'team', 'game', 'salary', 'fppg')
    for player in lineup.lineup:
        vals = [player._player.__dict__.get(k) for k in fields]
        vals.insert(1, player.lineup_position)
        print sep.join(vals)

[awiden91]

Thank you for the assistance, I am still fairly new to Python and don't think I am at the level to make these changes. But once I have some more time to learn, I will see if I can make these happen. I appreciate your help with this though!