Data documentation

[tanho63]

It would be great if we had consistent data documentation available within the package. At the moment, the following data functions are missing in-package dictionaries:

• load_trades (More Data Dictionaries #75 - thank you, @pranavrajaram)
• load_injuries (More Data Dictionaries #75 - thank you, @pranavrajaram)
• load_depth_charts (More Data Dictionaries #75 - thank you, @pranavrajaram)
• load_espn_qbr (Data Documentation for load_espn_qbr #74 - thank you, @pranavrajaram)
• load_combine (More Data Dictionaries #75 - thank you, @pranavrajaram)
• load_player_stats - kicking
• load_player_stats - defense (Added playerstats_def dictionary #192 - @mpcen )
• load_pfr_advstats revisit (pass, rush, rec, def)
• load_participation

missing fields as per comments below:

• schedules (dictionary updates #94)
• snap counts (dictionary updates #94)

[tanho63]

Data docs is an ongoing battle! Along with dictionaries missing above, here are some missing fields for existing dictionaries:

R> load_schedules() |>
+++   dict_check(dictionary_schedules)
    old                | new                         
                       - "alt_game_id" [1]           
[1] "away_coach"       | "away_coach"  [2]           
[2] "away_moneyline"   -                             
[3] "away_qb_id"       -                             
[4] "away_qb_name"     -                             
[5] "away_rest"        -                             
[6] "away_score"       | "away_score"  [3]           
[7] "away_spread_odds" -                             
[8] "away_team"        | "away_team"   [4]           
[9] "div_game"         -                             
... ...                  ...           and 3 more ...

     old                | new                         
[14] "gametime"         | "gametime"   [9]            
[15] "gsis"             | "gsis"       [10]           
[16] "home_coach"       | "home_coach" [11]           
[17] "home_moneyline"   -                             
[18] "home_qb_id"       -                             
[19] "home_qb_name"     -                             
[20] "home_rest"        -                             
[21] "home_score"       | "home_score" [12]           
[22] "home_spread_odds" -                             
[23] "home_team"        | "home_team"  [13]           
 ... ...                  ...          and 10 more ...

     old           | new                         
[34] "season"      | "season"      [18]          
[35] "spread_line" | "spread_line" [19]          
[36] "stadium"     | "stadium"     [20]          
[37] "stadium_id"  -                             
[38] "surface"     | "surface"     [21]          
[39] "temp"        | "temp"        [22]          
[40] "total"       | "total"       [23]          
[41] "total_line"  | "total_line"  [24]          
[42] "under_odds"  -                             
[43] "week"        | "week"        [25]          
 ... ...             ...           and 2 more ...

R> load_snap_counts() |>
+++   dict_check(dictionary_snap_counts)
     old             | new                           
 [1] "defense_pct"   | "defense_pct"   [1]           
 [2] "defense_snaps" | "defense_snaps" [2]           
 [3] "game_id"       | "game_id"       [3]           
 [4] "game_type"     -                               
 [5] "offense_pct"   | "offense_pct"   [4]           
 [6] "offense_snaps" | "offense_snaps" [5]           
 [7] "opponent"      -                               
 [8] "pfr_game_id"   | "pfr_game_id"   [6]           
 [9] "pfr_player_id" | "pfr_player_id" [7]           
[10] "player"        | "player"        [8]           
 ... ...               ...             and 6 more ...

old here refers to the actual dataframe, while new here refers to the current dictionary. We want to make sure that the dictionary (new) matches the data (old).

To rerun these checks, consult data-raw/dictionary_check.R

[mpcen]

Not listed but #192 takes care of playerstats_def