Faf-replay-parser

Latest version: v0.5.3

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0.5.3

As of this version, the version numbers for this library will no longer correspond with those of the underlying Rust crate, but will instead represent compatibility of the Python API exposed by this package.

What's Changed
* Add `extract_scfa` for decompressing `.fafreplay` files


**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/Askaholic/faf-replay-parser-python/compare/v0.5.2...v0.5.3

0.5.2

Update to pyo3 version `0.16.4`.
- Added support for python 3.10
- Dropped support for python 3.6

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0.5.1rev0

New in this version
Command names can be looked up through the `NAMES` array:
python3
>>> from fafreplay import commands
>>> commands.NAMES[0]
"Advance"


New in the previous version
Note that as of version 0.5.1, there is an additional constant `commands.MAX` that defines the maximum valid command id. This can be used to verify validity of command ids or to construct a parser that parses all commands:
python3
>>> from fafreplay import commands, Parser
>>> if command_id > commands.MAX:
... raise Exception("Invalid command id")
>>> parser = Parser(commands=range(commands.MAX + 1))


Also note that the `commands` argument to `Parser` can now be any iterable. Again, both of these changes are available in 0.5.1

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