scrape_data: Scrape data from multiple sources

In MrDAndersen/ff.datascrape: Scrape Fantasy Football Projections From the Web

Description

This function will scrape data from multiple sources.

Season data:

CBS, Yahoo, ESPN, FantasyData, FantasyPros, FantasySharks, FFToday, FleaFlicker, NFL, NumberFire, RTSports, Walterfootball

Weekly data (regular seson):

CBS, Yahoo, ESPN, FantasyData, FantasyPros, FantasySharks, FFToday, FleaFlicker, NFL, NumberFire

Weekly data (post seson):

CBS, FantasyData, FantasyPros, FantasySharks, FFToday, FleaFlicker, NumberFire

Usage

scrape_data(season = NULL, week = 0, position = c("QB", "RB", "WR", "TE",
  "K", "DST", "DL", "LB", "DB"), sources = c("CBS", "Yahoo", "ESPN",
  "FantasyData", "FantasyPros", "FantasySharks", "FFToday", "FleaFlicker",
  "NFL", "NumberFire", "RTSports", "Walterfootball"))

Arguments

season	The season data should be scraped for. If omitted then current season will be scraped
week	The week data should be scraped for. If omitted the season data will be scraped
position	The position(s) to scrape for. Select positions from: c("QB", "RB", "WR", "TE", "K", "DST", "DL", "LB", "DB"). Multiple postions are allowed.
sources	The sources to scrape for. Select sources from c("CBS", "Yahoo", "ESPN", "FantasyData", "FantasyPros", "FantasySharks", "FFToday", "FleaFlicker", "NFL","NumberFire", "RTSports", "Walterfootball"). Multiple sources are allowed.

Value

A list with one data.frame by position.

MrDAndersen/ff.datascrape documentation built on May 17, 2019, 5:44 p.m.