- Go to this cheatsheet creation website
- Modify the 'top 200' list to your liking
- When finished, click the 'export' button
- Put your csv in the same directory as this file (or replace the example csv file)
- Go to EditMe.py and change the 'DRAFT_ID' to be the ID of your draft in browser.
- Change the name of the CSV file if applicable
- Run 'RunMe.py' when it is your pick
- You will have to re-run it each time it is your turn to pick
- This works on mock drafts, so I recommend trying it there first
- Example mock draft that the code runs on before being edited
- Does not currently support DST (they will be skipped but shouldn't break the code)
- If you created your own csv file or get it from another site, you will need to rename your columns to match the first 4 columns in the example csv ('Overall Rank', 'Name', 'Team', 'Position')
- All other column names will be ignored, so if there are extras that is fine
- You may need to install pandas with pip (for help see this)
- I found this easiest to run in PyCharm, but any editor or the command line should be sufficient