Application used to mine streaming links for various sports from reddit forums designated for posting stream links. I use Beautiful Soup to parse the pages and get the links. This uses acestreams and opens them automatically in SodaPlayer. It also gives links to web streams and will open them as a new tab in your browser.
Check out the Web version of this app here: davidnester.github.io/sportstreamer. Site is still being developed.
- GUImain.py -- main file to run. Runs GUI
- Utility.py -- contains a few functions, global variables, and import statements
- Forum.py -- Class for a reddit streaming forum like Soccer Streams
- Game.py -- Class for a game (also a post in a forum)
- Column.py -- Stores list of buttons and wrapper for scrollable frame
- scrframe -- Scrollable frame class found on stackoverflow
- OLD -- Files that I no longer use. Command line interface and more basic GUI version
This works on my 2013 Macbook Pro with HighSierra 10.13.2. Have not tested on other platforms or OS versions.
- Compile into app so that script doesn't have to be run every time
- Get game data
- Directly to chromecast
- GUI improvements
Please feel free to add to it or suggest updates. I am using this as a learning experience and am adding things as I discover them. I am sure I am doing many things in bad ways -- some I am aware of and intend to fix and others I am unaware of a better way to do them. Any advice, suggestions, and improvements are welcomed.
Uses Python 3.6.2 Install with pip
Mac users may need to go to /Applications/Python 3.6/ and run Install Certificates.command (double click on the file)
In your command line:
cd location/to/save/project/in/
mkdir SportStreamer
cd SportStreamer
git init
git clone https://github.com/DavidNester/SportStreamer.git
cd SportStreamer
pip install -r requirements.txt
python GUImain.py
Mac users may have to use python3 GUImain.py
How it looks on my screen:
