Quick Start¶
This guide will get you up and running with the MCSR Ranked SDK in minutes.
Basic Usage¶
The simplest way to use the SDK is through the module-level interface:
import mcsrranked
# Get a user's profile
user = mcsrranked.users.get("Feinberg")
print(f"{user.nickname}: {user.elo_rate} elo (rank #{user.elo_rank})")
Using an Explicit Client¶
For more control, create a client instance:
Context Manager¶
Use a context manager to ensure proper cleanup:
from mcsrranked import MCSRRanked
with MCSRRanked() as client:
user = client.users.get("Feinberg")
matches = client.users.matches(user.uuid)
Common Operations¶
Get User Profile¶
user = mcsrranked.users.get("Feinberg")
print(f"UUID: {user.uuid}")
print(f"Nickname: {user.nickname}")
print(f"Elo: {user.elo_rate}")
print(f"Rank: #{user.elo_rank}")
Get Recent Matches¶
matches = mcsrranked.matches.list(count=10)
for match in matches:
print(f"Match {match.id}: {len(match.players)} players")
Get Leaderboard¶
leaderboard = mcsrranked.leaderboards.elo()
for player in leaderboard.users[:10]:
print(f"#{player.elo_rank} {player.nickname}: {player.elo_rate}")
Get Live Data¶
live = mcsrranked.live.get()
print(f"Online players: {live.players}")
print(f"Live matches: {len(live.live_matches)}")
Next Steps¶
- Learn about Users in detail
- Explore Leaderboards
- Set up Async Usage for better performance
- Handle Errors gracefully