Combine generate_schedules and scrape_espn_ff_scores results

Combine generate_schedules and scrape_espn_ff_scores results to come up with final standing frequencies

do_simulate_standings(
  league_id = .get_league_id(),
  league_size = .get_league_size(),
  season = .get_season(),
  weeks = .get_weeks_cutoff(),
  sims = 10,
  tries = ceiling(log(sims)),
  overwrite = FALSE,
  export = TRUE,
  dir = .get_dir_data(),
  file = .generate_sims_file(league_id, league_size, season, weeks, sims),
  ext = "parquet",
  path = .generate_path(dir, file, ext),
  f_import = arrow::read_parquet,
  f_export = arrow::write_parquet,
  params.schedules = list(),
  params.scores = list()
)

Arguments

league_id	Number for ESPN league. Probably 6 digits. Can be set globally in the options. See ffsched.league_id.
league_size	Number of teams in the league. Can be set globally in the options. See ffsched.league_size.
season	Season for which to scrape. Can be set globally in the options. See ffsched.season.
weeks	How many weeks are in schedule. Presently, this function requires that (league_size - 1) <= weeks < (2 * (league_size - 2)).
sims	How many unique simulations to generate.
tries	How many times to re-try.
overwrite	Whether to overwrite existing file at path, if it exists.
export	Whether to export.
dir	Directory to use to generate path if path is not explicitly provided.
file	Filename (without extension) to generate path if path is not explicitly provided.
ext	File extension to use to generate path if path is not explicitly provided.
path	Path to export to.
f_import	Function to import with if file exists and overwrite = TRUE.
f_export	Function to export with if export = TRUE .
params.schedules, params.scores	List of named arguments that share names with arguments intended for this function (e.g. ext, file, path, etc.) that should be specific to the generate_schedules and scrape_espn_ff_scores. You probably don't want to use these arguments, unless you have a speficic use case (e.g re-run only 1 of the functions or name the output file in a certain, custom way).