player.clan_rank returning NoneType

[bobflem]

Example:

import coc
client = coc.login("email", "password")
async def main():
    clan = await client.get_clan('#8U9JL80J')
    async for player in clan.get_detailed_members():
        print(type(player.clan_rank))
client.loop.run_until_complete(main())
client.close()

returns
<class 'NoneType'> for every clan member

[majordoobie]

What happens when you print player

[bobflem]

That returns <class 'coc.players.Player'>

I'm able to return player.name and other player properties as well

[majordoobie]

Can you see if it works if you do the following:

import coc
client = coc.login("email", "password")
async def main():
    clan = await client.get_clan('#8U9JL80J')
    for player in clan.members:
        print(type(player.clan_rank))

client.loop.run_until_complete(main())
client.close()

[Bla005-1]

Looking at the docs, I don't think you need to iterate through Clan.get_detailed_members, instead iterate through Clan.members. The difference is detailed members returns a Player object while members returns a ClanMember object.

[majordoobie]

Looking at the docs, I don't think you need to iterate through Clan.get_detailed_members, instead iterate through Clan.members. The difference is detailed members returns a Player object while members returns a ClanMember object.

Yeah, just saw that. But it looks like it is intended to return the ClanMember if available but it fails. At least from reading the source.

[bobflem]

Can you see if it works if you do the following:

import coc
client = coc.login("email", "password")
async def main():
    clan = await client.get_clan('#8U9JL80J')
    for player in clan.members:
        print(type(player.clan_rank))

client.loop.run_until_complete(main())
client.close()

Returns ints! Makes sense, thanks for figuring it out

[majordoobie]

Awesome! Please keep the issue open so we can fix the bug.

[majordoobie]

Issue has been resolved with version v2.1.2