R6 Class Representing a Player

The [FPL$get_player()] and [FPL$get_players()] methods return objects of class `Player`.

Details

Information is taken from <https://fantasy.premierleague.com/api/bootstrap-static/>.

Public fields

player

A `data.frame`. Player data for a single player.

fixtures

A `data.frame`. The player's fixture list for the season.

history

A `data.frame`. The current season's data for a given player. Empty by default unless particular active bindings are called.

history_past

A `data.frame`. The player's summary data for previous seasons.

Active bindings

games_played

`integer(1)`. The number of games the player has partaken in this season.

price

`numeric(1)`. The player's in game price.

pp90

`numeric(1)`. Points scored per 90 minutes.

ppm

`numeric(1)`. Points scored per match.

ppmm

`numeric(1)`. Points scored per match per £1M.

vapm

`numeric(1)`. Value added per £1M.

Methods

Public methods

• Player$new()

• Player$print()

• Player$clone()

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Method new()

Instantiate the `Player` class.

Usage

Player$new(player)

Arguments

player

A `data.frame`. Player data for a single player.

Returns

An R6 object of class `Player`.

Examples

fpl <- FPL$new()
player <- fpl$get_player(250)

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Method print()

Pretty printing of the the `Player`.

Usage

Player$print(...)

Arguments

...

Not used.

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Method clone()

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

Player$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

deep

Whether to make a deep clone.

Examples

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fpl <- FPL$new()
player <- fpl$get_player(250)