Shooting Sports Analyst
Shooting Sports Analyst is a desktop application for viewing, analyzing, and predicting shooting match results.
Rating Engine
The rating engine uses match results to generate ratings for shooters based on their performances, which can be used to generate predictions for future matches. The rating engine uses multiplayer Elo by default, with options for an experimental Bayesian rating system and a scoring engine for club or section points series.
For more information on the rating engine, see README-Elo.md.
Result Viewer
The result viewer includes a number of features Practiscore lacks:
- Combining results for multiple divisions (e.g., all four locap divisions)
- Removing stages from the match: "Who would have won if we only shot stages 1 to 3 today?"
- Complex querying: e.g.
?revolver and gm or production or "bill duda"to search for Production shooters, Revolver grandmasters, and Bill Duda - Optionally scoring DQed shooters on stages they completed
- Optionally filtering second entries from the results
Building
This is a pretty standard Flutter desktop/web application. I use fvm to lock it to a tested
version of Flutter. No guarantees that other versions of Flutter will work.
Before building, use fvm flutter pub run flutter_launcher_icons:main to generate icons, and
fvm flutter pub run build_runner build to do any code generation steps required by whatever
I happen to be hacking on at the moment.
Windows and Linux
Run the appropriate script for your platform.
On Linux, run the linux-install.sh script from within the assets directory in this repository
to install a GNOME application entry for the debug version, or run linux-install.sh from an
unzipped release to install a GNOME application entry for that version.
MacOS
An unsigned MacOS release is available, if I seem like the trustworthy sort to you. Download the
release zip file, unzip it, right-click on the unzipped folder and select "New Terminal at Folder",
and enter ./install.sh. This will copy Shooting Sports Analyst to your Applications folder, and
prompt you for your password or Touch ID to grant permission to run Shooting Sports Analyst.
After installing, Analyst should be available in Launchpad and Spotlight.
Contributions
For result viewer issues, or Elo rater UI issues, open a pull request.
For Elo rater algorithm issues, please open an issue and attach an exported rater project that demonstrates the issue first, and be prepared to discuss and/or justify any proposed changes to the math.
Licensing
Shooting Sports Analyst, as of version 7.0.0 and the Great Renaming, is mainly licensed under the Mozilla Public License v2.0. Certain files in released versions may not be permissively licensed or open-source, and are noted as such. Under the MPL, you may write additional code to link Shooting Sports Analyst to your proprietary systems. (The MatchSource API in this project is intended for just such a use.) You are not required to share code in new files. Any modifications to existing MPL-licensed Shooting Sports Analyst files must be made available in the usual open- source way.
The above does not constitute legal advice.
Versions of Shooting Sports Analyst/USPSA Analyst prior to 7.0.0 remain GPL-licensed.