This is the source for The URF Quiz (http://urfquiz.com), including:

• Data collection scripts, which download and process URF game data.
• Backend: A Flask application server.
• Frontend: The website itself.

The script that downloads data is dataCollection/matchDownloader.py. It queries (well, queried, since URF is now finished) the API Challenge endpoint for all NA URF games and downloads each one's stats into its own file, continually doing so until stopped. In our run it kept up with all games it was offered, collecting over 60k games.

We then use gamesToDataframe.py, which takes in the game data and outputs a pickled Pandas dataframe, and then dataframeToWinrates.py, which takes in the dataframe and outputs winrates. We do some hand massaging of that data, involving renaming champions ("MonkeyKing" => "Wukong", "MissFortune" => "Miss Fortune", etc. since our Javascript expects them to be in their normal human readable form.

urfserver.py is a Flask (http://flask.pocoo.org/) server which provides an endpoing that translates our winrate statistics into quiz questions about those winrates. Hitting its /questions/ URL gets you back a JSON list of questions, which the frontend displays for the player to answer.

In the deployed site, it's run as a uWSGI application behind an nginx server, but the script itself can serve the static frontend content during testing.

The website is in the /static/ directory. It queries the backend server for questions and presents them to the player, scoring them on their success.