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Feat: add mmr for Players and Observers #190

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feat: add mmr for User class
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refactor: cleaner code
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doc: meaningful tmp var name, while keeping the attribute's name simple
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9 changes: 9 additions & 0 deletions sc2reader/objects.py
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Expand Up @@ -285,6 +285,15 @@ def __init__(self, uid, init_data):
#: This is deprecated because it doesn't actually work.
self.recorder = None

#: The user's mmr at the time of the game
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What is mmr and why does the reader need to guess?

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MMR stands for Matchmaking Rating, indicating the skill level on SC2 ladder. I assume this is a common abbreviation like APM under sc2 context, but now I dont know whether we should explain it in comment or not.

#: Currently, there are three cases observed for a user that does not have a current mmr:
#: 1. The user has no 'scaled_rating' key in their init_data,
#: 2. The user has a None value for their 'scaled_rating' key, or
#: 3. The user has a negative rating, often -36400.
#: For ease of use, this property will return None in both cases.
matchmaking_rating = int(init_data.get("scaled_rating") or 0)
self.mmr = matchmaking_rating if matchmaking_rating > 0 else None

@property
def url(self):
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