My long challenge rating is 1625 but Overall is still 1599
Glad to know that. You made my day.
I got mail from Codechef today saying that they will contact tomorrow regarding this. Hopefully predictor will be up before this cook off. Sorry for long challenge predictions.
No probs man, you did your best. Not your fault the CC API messed up.
Hello - I take it you didn’t have any luck with this, in the end?
Where did you get the API documentation??
Yes no luck. I’ve implemented OAuth2 as they said in the docs but I’m getting some error(Cannot find module 'request'
to be specific) during deployment because of some issue in the code from my side.
any possibility of predictor to start working?
Check developers.codechef.com
@kshitij28 Can’t say anything about when it be up again since I’m facing some issues with it.
Is there any way to see predicted ratings ?
Will the predictor be restarted during December Long?
It was amazing.
Hope it comes soon!!!
I guess it might be available again after ICPC.
It’s my random guess.
it is stopped working from a long time ago
I’m glad you guys liked it. But unfortunately there are very less chances of making it comeback. After the API was restricted, I made changes to access it using OAuth2 via credentials.
But a part of this predictor parses the submissions page of contest to get list of all participants since ranklist doesn’t have participants having zero score. Example - https://www.codechef.com/DEC19B/status/WATSCORE?page=3
Initially it was able to parse all pages. But now after 10-12 requests, the “Hold it Right there sparky” page comes because of which it can’t parse any further.
Moreover, there is an API endpoint for submissions page but you can only request 20 submissions at max per request and in 5 minute you can do max 30 requests(there is a limit from API). So in 5 minutes, you parse at max 20*30=600 submissions which is ofcourse very less considering the amount of submissions that are actually there.
Does it show the sparky page after you are logged in?
might be possible for div1 atleast to some extent
what about parsing the submissions parallely using different logins and combining it.might work
Do you need to fetch all submissions, or would the rankings be sufficient? Are they easier to get hold of?
Edit:
Sorry, ignore - missed an important part of your post