Self-hosted World of Tanks player statistics
The wotstats Python script does the following after invocation:
- fetches current statistics from the official World of Tanks API,
- saves them to the data file,
- generates a svg plot that shows stats changing in time.
This script should be run periodically to update the plot using the newest data. If you want fairly frequent updates, run it hourly. You can use the provided systemd unit and timer.
Keep in mind that the WoT API does not update its data instantly. After you play a battle, you might have to wait a few hours for the changes to reach the WoT API.
If you want the plots available as a webpage, you can use the provided html and css.
If you choose to, configure the script to generate plots in the img directory by setting the plotdir parameter.
Python >= 3.8 and packages from requirements.txt.
$ ./wotstats --help
usage: wotstats [-h] --application-id APPLICATION_ID --account ACCOUNT [ACCOUNT ...] [--api-root API_ROOT] [--clean] [--nofetch] [-v] datafile plotdir
positional arguments:
datafile file containing stats history
plotdir directory where the plots will be created
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--application-id APPLICATION_ID
get one from developers.wargaming.net
--account ACCOUNT [ACCOUNT ...]
ids of accounts to track
--api-root API_ROOT API root for your realm (defaults to EU API)
--clean clean the datafile
--nofetch don't fetch current stats
-v, --verbose be more verbose
Example:
./wotstats \
--application-id d1e3a3d7b1e3e3f7d1e3a3d7b1e3e3f7 \
wotstats.csv \
static/img \
--account 133773311 733113377