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module Sportradar
module Api
class Nfl::Play < Data
attr_accessor :response, :id, :sequence, :reference, :clock, :home_points, :away_points, :type, :play_clock, :wall_clock, :start_situation, :end_situation, :description, :alt_description, :statistics, :score, :scoring_play, :team_id, :player_id
def initialize(data)
@response = data
@alt_description = data["alt_description"]
@away_points = data["away_points"]
@clock = data["clock"]
@description = data["description"]
@end_situation = Sportradar::Api::Nfl::Situation.new data["end_situation"] if data["end_situation"]
@team_id = end_situation.team_id if end_situation
@home_points = data["home_points"]
@id = data["id"]
@play_clock = data["play_clock"]
@reference = data["reference"]
@score = data["score"]
@scoring_play = data["scoring_play"]
@sequence = data["sequence"]
@start_situation = Sportradar::Api::Nfl::Situation.new data["start_situation"] if data["start_situation"]
@statistics = OpenStruct.new data["statistics"] if data["statistics"] # TODO Implement statistics!
parse_player if @statistics
@type = data["type"]
@wall_clock = data["wall_clock"]
end
def parse_player
# TODO: Currently there is an issue where we are only mapping one player_id to a play, but there are plays with multiple players involved.
play_stats = @statistics.penalty || @statistics.rush || @statistics.return || @statistics.receive
if play_stats.is_a?(Array)
play_stats = play_stats.first
end
@player_id = play_stats.dig('player', 'id') if play_stats
end
end
end
end
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