Lichess Tournament Aggregator is a simple command line application that uses Lichess API to aggregate the results of multiple tournaments and write them to a .csv file.
It's currently available for Windows (10, 8.1 and 7, for both 32 and 64 bits), Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Fedora and derivatives) and macOS (macOS 10.12 Sierra and above). If you happen to use another operating system, another architecture (arm) or an older version of macOS, please open an issue and I'll be happy to try to help.
It's also available as a NuGet package.
- Download the appropiated version from here
- Run the executable.
- Enter the tournament urls or ids whose results you want to aggregate (one per line).
- Press double
enterto start the process. - If the process has concluded successfully, you should see a
.csvfile placed in the same folder as the executable. - You can import that
.csvfile from Excel, Google Docs, OpenOffice or your favourite spreadsheet application. Please bear in mind that;is the separator you must select if you're given that option.
Alternatively, tournament urls or ids can be passed to the executable as parameters, i.e.:
LichessTournamentAggregator-win-x64.exe 2nu1SO6E https://lichess.org/tournament/8ThpFhld 4R6nkdnII'm a Windows user. How do I know which version to use?
You can check that in System Information -> System type. Although if you use a reasonably new computer, it's probably going to be x64.
I've introduced the tournament urls/ids and nothing's happenning...
Try pressing enter again. If it still doesn't work and you get no further any other messages in the console, please fill an issue and I'll do my best to help you.
I'm seeing a red message
Please read it and follow the instructions there.
I've imported the
*.csvfile and the format seems wrong :(
Please make sure to select ; as separator when importing the file.
Feel free to contact or or fill an issue if you're struggling to use the application or the NuGet package in any way, I'm always happy to help 😉