do_simulate_standings: Combine 'generate_schedules' and 'scrape_espn_ff_scores'...
In tonyelhabr/ffsched: Simulate Schedules and Standings for Fantasy Football

Description Usage Arguments

View source: R/do_simulate_standings.R

Combine generate_schedules and scrape_espn_ff_scores results to come up with final standing frequencies

do_simulate_standings(
  league_id = .get_league_id(),
  league_size = .get_league_size(),
  season = .get_season(),
  weeks = .get_weeks_cutoff(),
  sims = 10,
  tries = ceiling(log(sims)),
  overwrite = FALSE,
  export = TRUE,
  dir = .get_dir_data(),
  file = .generate_sims_file(league_id, league_size, season, weeks, sims),
  ext = "parquet",
  path = .generate_path(dir, file, ext),
  f_import = arrow::read_parquet,
  f_export = arrow::write_parquet,
  params.schedules = list(),
  params.scores = list()
)

`league_id`	Number for ESPN league. Probably 6 digits. Can be set globally in the options. See `ffsched.league_id`.
`league_size`	Number of teams in the league. Can be set globally in the options. See `ffsched.league_size`.
`season`	Season for which to scrape. Can be set globally in the options. See `ffsched.season`.
`weeks`	How many weeks are in schedule. Presently, this function requires that `(league_size - 1) <= weeks < (2 * (league_size - 2))`.
`sims`	How many unique simulations to generate.
`tries`	How many times to re-try.
`overwrite`	Whether to overwrite existing file at `path`, if it exists.
`export`	Whether to export.
`dir`	Directory to use to generate `path` if `path` is not explicitly provided.
`file`	Filename (without extension) to generate `path` if `path` is not explicitly provided.
`ext`	File extension to use to generate `path` if `path` is not explicitly provided.
`path`	Path to export to.
`f_import`	Function to import with if file exists and `overwrite = TRUE`.
`f_export`	Function to export with if `export = TRUE` .
`params.schedules, params.scores`	List of named arguments that share names with arguments intended for this function (e.g. `ext`, `file`, `path`, etc.) that should be specific to the `generate_schedules` and `scrape_espn_ff_scores`. You probably don't want to use these arguments, unless you have a speficic use case (e.g re-run only 1 of the functions or name the output file in a certain, custom way).