q3stats/q3stats/lib/queries.py

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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"""
q3stats.lib.queries
===================
This module contains functions for querying the database.
"""
import datetime
import sqlalchemy as sa
from q3stats.models import Game, Score
SQL_TOP_PLAYERS = """SELECT
scores.player,
sum(scores.%s) as sum_frags
FROM scores
LEFT JOIN games ON games.id = scores.game_id
WHERE
games.date >= :date_start
AND games.date < :date_end
GROUP BY scores.player
ORDER BY sum_frags DESC
LIMIT :limit"""
def get_game_dates(db_session):
"""Returns a list of unique game dates."""
dates_query = sa.sql.expression.select([Game.__table__.c.date]).\
distinct(Game.__table__.c.date).\
order_by(Game.__table__.c.date.desc())
dates = [x.date for x in db_session.execute(dates_query)]
return dates
def get_player_sessions(db_session, player, limit=7):
"""Returns a list of unique sessions for the *player*."""
player_sessions_query = sa.sql.expression.\
select([Game.__table__.c.date]).\
distinct(Game.__table__.c.date).\
select_from(Game.__table__.join(
Score.__table__, Score.__table__.c.game_id == Game.__table__.c.id
)).\
where(Score.__table__.c.player == player).\
order_by(Game.__table__.c.date.desc()).\
limit(limit)
player_sessions = [
x.date for x in db_session.execute(player_sessions_query)
]
return player_sessions
def get_top_players(session, agg_by='kills', limit=3):
"""Returns a list of ``(player, score)`` tuples identifying top players
in the current month.
Use the *agg_by* kwargs to specify aggregation level. Valid values are
``kills`` and ``suicides``."""
assert agg_by in ('kills', 'suicides')
date_start = datetime.datetime.now().replace(day=1).date()
date_end = None
if date_start.month == 12:
date_end = datetime.date(
date_start.year + 1, 1, 1
)
else:
date_end = datetime.date(
date_start.year, date_start.month + 1, 1
)
query = SQL_TOP_PLAYERS % agg_by
params = {
'date_start': date_start, 'date_end': date_end, 'limit': limit
}
return [
(x.player, x.sum_frags) for x in session.execute(query, params)
]