Modern Warfare 2019 Detailed Statistic Tracker

Tired of visiting cod.tracker.gg to check your stats? With this repository, you'll never have to visit that site again.

Get every single statistic Call of Duty tracks in ONE PLACE, in under a minute!

This repository is still a work in progress.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x (optional)
• A Web Browser (Tested with Chromium)
• Call of Duty Account
• Account API security settings set to open
• Curl (Installed by default on Windows)

Command Line Arguments

usage: get_cod_stats.py [-h] [--replace-data] [--replace-match-data] [--player-name PLAYER_NAME]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --replace-data        Beautify the data in stats.json
  --replace-match-data  Beautify the match data in match_info.json
  --player-name PLAYER_NAME
                        Player's username (with #1234567)

Gathering Detailed Stats

• Go to Call of Duty's Website and login with your account
• Once logged in, press F12 for your browsers developer tools. Then go to Application --> Storage --> Cookies --> https://www.callofduty.com and find ACT_SSO_COOKIE
• Copy the Value into the into the COOKIE_VALUE variable in either get_stats.bat or get_stats.ps1 (This will authenticate you)
• Replace the PROF variable with your profile's Activision ID in the following format - PlayerName%0000000
  • The % replaces the # in the usual Activision ID
• Once stats are downloaded, run beautify_json.py to beautify the JSON output and then beautify_data.py to sort and replace the JSON keys into a human readable string

  If you don't have Python installed, you can run the executable versions of the scripts beautify_json.exe and beautify_data.exe

Sorting

• Game Modes are sorted by Time Played in descending order
• Weapons are sorted by Kills in descending order
• Field Upgrades are sorted by Uses in descending order
• Lethal and Tactical equipment are sorted by Uses in descending order
• Lethal and Support Scorestreaks by Times Awarded in descending order
• Accolades sorted in descending order

To see an example, look at example.json