dota2-match-details-parser
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Download Dota 2 match details in CSV and JSON format
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Dota 2 Match Details Parser
dota2-match-details-parser
is a tool that allows you to download Dota 2 match details in CSV and JSON formats. It uses the OpenDota API to fetch detailed information about matches and provides multilingual support for various languages.
Documentation
Documentation is available in multiple languages. Please select your preferred language:
- Español
- 中文
- Русский
- Português
- Français
- Deutsch
- 한국어
- 日本語
- Türkçe
- Italiano
- Polski
- Tiếng Việt
- ไทย
- Bahasa Indonesia
- العربية
Prerequisites
Make sure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
Important Notice
To use this tool, your Steam ID profile must be set to public. Otherwise, the data cannot be retrieved.
Installation
You can install the project either by cloning the repository from GitHub or by using npm.
From GitHub
Follow these steps to install and set up the project:
Clone the repository or download from GitHub web:
git clone https://github.com/sdkng44/dota2-match-details-parser.git cd dota2-match-details-parser
Install dependencies:
npm install
Configure your
config.json
file with yourSTEAM_ID
:{ "steamId": "your_steam_id_here" }
From npm
You can also install the package using npm:
For Windows systems
Create an initial directory and navigate to it:
mkdir dota2-parser-installation cd dota2-parser-installation
Install the package:
npm install dota2-match-details-parser
Create a new root directory and move the package contents outside the current root directory, then locate yourself in the new root directory:
mkdir ../dota2-match-details Copy-Item -Recurse node_modules/dota2-match-details-parser/* ../dota2-match-details/ cd ../dota2-match-details
Remove the previous root installation directory:
Remove-Item -Recurse -Force ../dota2-parser-installation
Install dependencies in the new directory:
npm install
Configure your
config.json
file with yourSTEAM_ID
:{ "steamId": "your_steam_id_here" }
For Unix-based systems (Linux/macOS)
Create an initial directory and navigate to it:
mkdir dota2-parser-installation cd dota2-parser-installation
Install the package:
npm install dota2-match-details-parser
Create a new root directory and move the package contents outside the current root directory, then locate yourself in the new root directory:
mkdir ../dota2-match-details mv node_modules/dota2-match-details-parser/* ../dota2-match-details/ cd ../dota2-match-details
Remove the previous root installation directory:
rm -rf ../dota2-parser-installation
Install dependencies in the new directory:
npm install
Configure your
config.json
file with yourSTEAM_ID
:{ "steamId": "your_steam_id_here" }
Usage
To run the project, simply navigate to the installation directory and use the following command:
npm start
This will start the application and prompt you to select your preferred language. It will then download the Dota 2 match details associated with the provided STEAM_ID.
Continuity of Downloads
If you run the script and download a certain number of matches, then stop the script and restart it, the tool will look for the previously created files with downloaded matches. It will read the already downloaded matches and continue from where it left off.
Troubleshooting Language Display Issues
If you encounter issues with displaying characters in your respective language, you may need to configure CMD or PowerShell to use a font that supports these characters.
- Right-click on the title bar of CMD or PowerShell.
- Select "Properties".
- Go to the "Font" tab.
- Choose "SimSun Ext-B" as the font. This font supports a wide range of characters and is installed by default.
Note: "SimSun Ext-B" is just one example that has been tested to work with all characters. You can also install other fonts that support your language characters if needed.
Repository and Package
This project is available on both GitHub and npm:
- GitHub: https://github.com/sdkng44/dota2-match-history-parser
- npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/dota2-match-details-parser
API Rate Limits
This project uses the OpenDota API, which has limitations on the number of requests you can make. Please be aware of these limits to avoid issues with data retrieval.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Changelog
For detailed information on updates, please refer to the CHANGELOG.