For the moment, I just have a little Python script that can perform some basic analysis on my archive databases which are pickle files made from of PGN's I downloaded and scanned to extract essential info and stored in these archives.
To download a bunch of games in a PGN, I know no better way than manually
- go to the "completed games" page (https://www.chess.com/games/archive/username),
- possibly make a search restricting the date range(*)
- check some or all of the games (there is a maximum of maybe 15 games on one search page, and I think one cannot select games across multiple pages of search result)
- important : select the "show move timestamps" checkbox ! (my main interest is in time management so I definitely want that info!)
- click download to fetch the selected games in one PGN
- rename the file in a meaningful way (e.g. append the choses date range) and move it from "Downloads" to a dedicated folder
- run my "extraction script" that scans the PNG and stores the data in a more practical format (dict or list with header (players, rating, time control) & moves w/ timestamps) in a pickle archive file.
- run other scripts that read these archive files into memory and/or compute various statistics for a selection of the available games.
Hello fellow programmers!
Does anyone has a good suggestion for exporting and doing statistics on your games?
I'm dreaming of a kind of GUI that lets me
... I have best/worst results and/or what statistics (win/loss due to checkmate ? timeout ? ...)