Trends V4

class siegeapi.Trends()

Attributes

• all TrendsGameMode
• casual TrendsGameMode
• ranked TrendsGameMode
• unranked TrendsGameMode
• newcomer TrendsGameMode

Methods

• get_timespan_dates() -> dict[str: str]
  • Gets start & end dates that get returned by the API
  • Updated with every call

  Returns {'start_date': '20211205', 'end_date': '20220405'}

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class siegeapi.TrendsGameMode()

Attributes

• all TrendData
• attacker TrendData
• defender TrendData

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class siegeapi.TrendData()

Attributes

• win_loss_ratio TrendDataPoint
• kill_death_ratio TrendDataPoint
• headshot_accuracy TrendDataPoint
• kills_per_round TrendDataPoint
• rounds_with_a_kill TrendDataPoint
• rounds_with_multi_kill TrendDataPoint
• rounds_with_opening_kill TrendDataPoint
• rounds_with_opening_death TrendDataPoint
• rounds_with_kost TrendDataPoint
• rounds_survived TrendDataPoint
• ratio_time_alive_per_match TrendDataPoint
• distance_per_round TrendDataPoint ⇒ "Distance ran in a round, in in game meters"

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class siegeapi.TrendDataPoint()

Attributes

• low float ⇒ Lowest value in .actuals
• high float ⇒ Highest value in .actuals
• average float ⇒ Average from all of the values in .actuals
• trend dict[str, float] ⇒ {matchNumber: value}
• actuals dict[str, float] ⇒ {matchNumber: value}

.low - from what I've seen, it's always the same as .high

.trend && .actuals - these two do NOT have the same amount of data points for some reason