Tool to capture replays of versus Tetr.IO games and analyze statistics
tetr-analyzer uses Selenium, a browser automation software. All required packages can be installed through pip with
pip install -r requirements.txt.
In addition, Selenium requires a webdriver to run. Currently, tetr-analyzer only supports Microsoft Edge. You can find a version of the webdriver on the Microsoft Edge Developer website that matches your version of Edge. Tetr-analyzer has not been tested on any version other than 89.0.774.68 (64-bit). Place the webdriver, named msedgedriver.exe, in the base directory.
Limited testing has also been done on Google Chrome, which similarly requires a Chrome webdriver, which can be found at the Chromium website. If no Edge webdriver is found, the script will search for chromedriver.exe in the base directory.
Run
python analyze.py -h
to view all the optional command line arguments. The analyzer accepts a list of arguments which are either paths to a custom multiplayer game (.ttrm extension), replay IDs/links, or ? for random top 100 games. If a non-cached custom game is specified, you will have to drag the file into the browser when prompted. Replay IDs must be preceded by "r:" or be a Tetr.IO URL, and only long replay IDs are currently supported. Each ? argument will prompt the script to choose another random game.
After analysis, statistics will be computed over all the provided games, and displayed for each player.
Use -v for verbose output (recommended), and -m to enable manually config upload, which tends to be faster than letting the script set the settings every time. You will have to drag config.ttc into the browser when prompted in the command line.
Cached replay captures will be stored in the cache/ folder, and will be used on subsequent calls to the script.