aggere1
commented
6 years ago closing issue....I had to go to nflgame directory because I didnt have environment variable setup correctly and run python update_sched.py --year 2017 from that directory.
Closed aggere1 closed 6 years ago
aggere1
commented
6 years ago closing issue....I had to go to nflgame directory because I didnt have environment variable setup correctly and run python update_sched.py --year 2017 from that directory.
derek-adair
commented
6 years ago What can we do to alleviate the scheduling / data issues?
Looking at the issue history it should be very evident that something should be done to automatically keep the schedule up to date. Juuuust about once a week i see someone posting that they "Dont have any games" or something like that...
Has anybody proposed a viable solution to keep data up-to-date?
after installing python and nflgame via pip without problems, I do this from a command prompt: python import nflgame nflgame.combine_max_stats(nflgame.games(2017)).csv("c:\users\xxxxx\desktop\2017.csv")
with the above, and other variations, the csv is not saved to my desktop (file shows up in c:\users\xxxx directory) and only contains stats for one game rather than season to date.
what am I doing wrong that is resulting in only one week of game data to be in the csv file?
thank you.