Structured outputs (lineups & statistics)

[mcarroll316]

Do the following have structured output options?

1. for lineup in optimizer.optimize(10):
   print(lineup)
2. print_statistic()

Each of those result in a text blob that I've built a parser for (not great). I'm not much of a python guy so trying to avoid modifications to the pydfs code.

[chanzer0]

optimizer.export('result.csv')

[mcarroll316]

No. That gets me the lineups in the format to be uploaded directly into DK, for example. What I was looking for is have a structured output that includes the team, salary, player points, etc., just as you'd see when you print the lineups. Same goes for the statistics (players used) output. I built a custom parser and all is well now. Thanks.

[mcarroll316]

I should've mentioned that I've implemented this in my site with a fully-functional UI for the optimizer, which is why I needed to pretty-up the print outputs.

moonshotsmlb dot com

[Denwen12]

That is actually pretty easy since I already did that for ownership, I can build you a exporter for that in the morning

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