When trying to call new maps introduced in the 2019 season, the map name is not recorded. Here is the code I used to collect data from the API.
`matches = requests.get("https://api.overwatchleague.com/matches/21341")
m = json.loads(matches.text)
#Getting Match Data
def get_match_data(m):
try:
map_1_name = m["games"][0]["attributes"]["map"]
except KeyError:
map_1_name = "None"
map_1_type = MAP_TYPE.get(map_1_name)
map_1_away_points = m["games"][0]["points"][0]
map_1_home_points = m["games"][0]["points"][1]
try:
map_2_name = m["games"][1]["attributes"]["map"]
except KeyError:
map_2_name = "None"
map_2_type = MAP_TYPE.get(map_2_name)
map_2_away_points = m["games"][1]["points"][0]
map_2_home_points = m["games"][1]["points"][1]
try:
map_3_name = m["games"][2]["attributes"]["map"]
except KeyError:
map_3_name = "None"
map_3_type = MAP_TYPE.get(map_3_name)
map_3_away_points = m["games"][2]["points"][0]
map_3_home_points = m["games"][2]["points"][1]
try:
map_4_name = m["games"][3]["attributes"]["map"]
except KeyError:
map_4_name = "None"
map_4_type = MAP_TYPE.get(map_4_name)
map_4_away_points = m["games"][3]["points"][0]
map_4_home_points = m["games"][3]["points"][1]
try:
map_5_name = m["games"][4]["attributes"]["map"]
map_5_type = MAP_TYPE.get(map_5_name)
map_5_away_points = m["games"][4]["points"][0]
map_5_home_points = m["games"][4]["points"][1]
except (IndexError, KeyError) as e:
map_5_name = "N/A"
map_5_type = "N/A"
map_5_away_points = "N/A"
map_5_home_points = "N/A"
print("Map 1 Data: ", map_1_name, map_1_type, map_1_away_points, map_1_home_points)
print("Map 2 Data: ",map_2_name, map_2_type, map_2_away_points, map_2_home_points)
print("Map 3 Data: ",map_3_name, map_3_type, map_3_away_points, map_3_home_points)
print("Map 4 Data: ",map_4_name, map_4_type, map_4_away_points, map_4_home_points)
print("Map 5 Data: ",map_5_name, map_5_type, map_5_away_points, map_5_home_points)
`
This calls the Vancouver-Houston game specifically. Here is the response from the API.
Map 1 Data: None None 0 2 Map 2 Data: None None 1 0 Map 3 Data: eichenwalde Hybrid 2 1 Map 4 Data: None None 1 0 Map 5 Data: N/A N/A N/A N/A
Compare that to the London-Shanghai game and we get:
Map 1 Data: nepal Control 2 0 Map 2 Data: kings-row Hybrid 0 3 Map 3 Data: temple-of-anubis Assault 1 0 Map 4 Data: route-66 Escort 0 3 Map 5 Data: ilios Control 1 2
Looking at the Vancouver-Houston game on the website, we see:
3 maps which are new to 2019 were played, but not recorded by the API.
When trying to call new maps introduced in the 2019 season, the map name is not recorded. Here is the code I used to collect data from the API.
`matches = requests.get("https://api.overwatchleague.com/matches/21341")
m = json.loads(matches.text)
#Getting Match Data
def get_match_data(m):
try:
map_1_name = m["games"][0]["attributes"]["map"]
except KeyError:
map_1_name = "None"
map_1_type = MAP_TYPE.get(map_1_name)
map_1_away_points = m["games"][0]["points"][0]
map_1_home_points = m["games"][0]["points"][1]
`
This calls the Vancouver-Houston game specifically. Here is the response from the API.
Map 1 Data: None None 0 2 Map 2 Data: None None 1 0 Map 3 Data: eichenwalde Hybrid 2 1 Map 4 Data: None None 1 0 Map 5 Data: N/A N/A N/A N/ACompare that to the London-Shanghai game and we get:
Map 1 Data: nepal Control 2 0 Map 2 Data: kings-row Hybrid 0 3 Map 3 Data: temple-of-anubis Assault 1 0 Map 4 Data: route-66 Escort 0 3 Map 5 Data: ilios Control 1 2Looking at the Vancouver-Houston game on the website, we see:
3 maps which are new to 2019 were played, but not recorded by the API.