Player: R6 Class Representing a Player

In nathaneastwood/fpl: Fantasy Premier League

Description

The [FPL$get_player()] and [FPL$get_players()] methods return objects of class 'Player'.

Details

Information is taken from <https://fantasy.premierleague.com/api/bootstrap-static/>.

Public fields

player

A 'data.frame'. Player data for a single player.

fixtures

A ‘data.frame'. The player’s fixture list for the season.

history

A ‘data.frame'. The current season’s data for a given player. Empty by default unless particular active bindings are called.

history_past

A ‘data.frame'. The player’s summary data for previous seasons.

Active bindings

games_played

'integer(1)'. The number of games the player has partaken in this season.

price

‘numeric(1)'. The player’s in game price.

pp90

'numeric(1)'. Points scored per 90 minutes.

ppm

'numeric(1)'. Points scored per match.

ppmm

'numeric(1)'. Points scored per match per £1M.

vapm

'numeric(1)'. Value added per £1M.

Methods

Public methods

• Player$new()

• Player$print()

• Player$clone()

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Method new()

Instantiate the 'Player' class.

Usage

Player$new(player)

Arguments

player

A 'data.frame'. Player data for a single player.

Returns

An R6 object of class 'Player'.

Examples

fpl <- FPL$new()
player <- fpl$get_player(250)

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Method print()

Pretty printing of the the 'Player'.

Usage

Player$print(...)

Arguments

...

Not used.

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Method clone()

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

Player$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

deep

Whether to make a deep clone.

Examples

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## Method `Player$new`
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fpl <- FPL$new()
player <- fpl$get_player(250)

nathaneastwood/fpl documentation built on Nov. 22, 2020, 9:27 p.m.