some updates from todays racing and functions added for easier timeline use

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cube
2026-06-01 16:56:43 +01:00
parent f16e75731c
commit 937b07a61d
4 changed files with 101 additions and 15 deletions

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.gitignore vendored
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@@ -174,3 +174,4 @@ cython_debug/
# PyPI configuration file
.pypirc
test.py

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@@ -2,11 +2,9 @@
scrapes procyclingstats livestats homepage and timeline
timeline updates are simply the titles, so sometimes you get something like "ranking after x km" or "present riders today from last years top 20" with no details. for now i am not getting the details from underneath, because for the most part they can be ignored. the action timeline headings like "wheel change for x rider" are good enough when they come through.
# todo
- [ ] timeline items with details
- [x] timeline items with details
- [ ] pypi package ??
# setup (windows)
@@ -31,11 +29,14 @@ pip install beautifulsoup4
pip install requests
```
# usage
# examples
```
from pcslive import LiveStats
in any looping example, use a suitable delay to avoid spamming the site with requests
stats = LiveStats()
stats.print_races()
```
`example_latest_timeline.py` : uses a simple infinite loop (async would be better in a full application) to skim the top of the timeline for live updates. it will not display the same update twice
`example_live_timeline.py` : another older way to show a live timeline update, less compatible with async routines due to the checking of the last item
`example_situation.py` : display the provided time gaps (if any) in a readable format
`example_timeline_all.py` : display the entire timeline of a race (at this moment) - in reverse so that the latest update is at the bottom for console convenience

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@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
from pcslive import LiveStats
import time
stats = LiveStats()
race = stats.find_race("giro")
while True:
race.get_timeline()
latest = race.timeline_latest()
if latest:
print(latest)
time.sleep(10)

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@@ -42,6 +42,13 @@ class LiveStats:
for race in self.races:
race.print_stats()
# finds a race by its title
def find_race(self, query):
for race in self.races:
if query.lower() in race.title.lower():
return race
return None
@@ -62,6 +69,10 @@ class Race:
self.timeline = []
self.situation_long = []
# when using timeline_latest() put already returned updates
# inside here so that they dont get repeated
self.timeline_latest_store = []
# to parse the raw data given by LiveStats
def refresh_info(self):
title_r = self.raw.find(attrs={"class":"title"})
@@ -100,8 +111,8 @@ class Race:
if self.url != "None":
full_url = "https://www.procyclingstats.com/" + self.url
req = requests.get(full_url)
html = req.text
self.req = requests.get(full_url)
html = self.req.text
soup = BeautifulSoup(html, "html.parser")
return soup
return None
@@ -112,15 +123,77 @@ class Race:
page = self.get_race_page()
if page:
all = page.find_all(attrs={"class":"timeline3cont"})
live = all[0]
timeline = live.find_all("li")
self.timeline_live = all[0]
timeline = self.timeline_live.find_all("li")
self.timeline = []
for item in timeline:
stat = item.find(attrs={"class":"stat"})
if stat:
stat_content = stat.find(attrs={"class":"textCont"})
self.timeline.append(self.remove_tags(stat_content))
stat_content, is_data, has_info_number = self.timeline_stats(stat)
if is_data:
pass
elif has_info_number:
# same as in the timeline_latest function
number = self.remove_tags(has_info_number)
text = self.remove_tags(stat_content)
update = number + " " + text
self.timeline.append(update)
else:
self.timeline.append(self.remove_tags(stat_content))
# a function for getting only the latest timeline updates!
# useful for making an async timeline feed
def timeline_latest(self):
# its a bit weird if it doesnt display Anything at first run
# so if the seen list is empty, just show the latest update
# from the full timeline (then add that to seen)
# self.timeline_latest_store is the list for storing seen updates
if len(self.timeline_latest_store) == 0:
update = self.timeline[0]
self.timeline_latest_store.append(update)
return update
# now most of this code is identical to the full timeline
# except that it just uses find instead of find_all
# assuming it finds the first one... which it does
latest = self.timeline_live.find("li")
stat = latest.find(attrs={"class":"stat"})
if stat:
stat_content, is_data, has_info_number = self.timeline_stats(stat)
if is_data:
pass
elif has_info_number:
# some timeline updates use a big number
# like 150 kilometers to the finish
# and scraper only finds "kilometers to the finish"
# so if there is a big number, get it and add it
# there is a drawback of it doing this for every Big Number
# but i sorta dont care rn haha
number = self.remove_tags(has_info_number)
text = self.remove_tags(stat_content)
update = number + " " + text
# only show the update if it hasnt been seen before
if update not in self.timeline_latest_store:
# then store it so we know we've already seen it
self.timeline_latest_store.append(update)
return update
else:
# same as above but without the big number
update = self.remove_tags(stat_content)
if update not in self.timeline_latest_store:
self.timeline_latest_store.append(update)
return update
return None
# function for getting specific things from the timeline
# it seemed like a good idea to put it here at the time
# shrug
def timeline_stats(self, stat):
stat_content = stat.find(attrs={"class":"textCont"})
is_data = stat.find(attrs={"class":"chartCont"})
has_info_number = stat.find(attrs={"class":"number"})
return stat_content, is_data, has_info_number
# creates a dictionary containing time gaps as keys and each
# timegap points to a list of riders in that group