A Python command-line application that lets you search for any game on Speedrun.com, view its categories, and export full leaderboard data to CSV or JSON — all without manually touching the API. You can export key information such as player names, dates, times, and platform. If provided with a key.json file, the app can also upload the exported data directly to a Google Cloud Storage bucket.
I created this because working with the API manually is an incredible hassle and I couldn't find anything that already accomplished what this program sets out to do. Instead of needing to locate game IDs, categories, and variable parameters for a URL, you can use this tool to handle everything for you automatically.

I originally made this due to a Maximillian Dood video that was posted on YouTube In it there was discussion about reaction times for Brian's snake edge in tekken. People were flocking to the human benchmark reaction test website to see if they had the reaction time for it.
However, as Max pointed out in the video, a binary reaction time test is not really how fighting games are. There are literally tens of hundreds of different scenarios, each with their own "correct" option. Because of this, I decided to try and make this website to be a more accurate representation of a reaction time test for fighting game players. As of right now, the only game is street fighter 6, but after I get this up and running, if people really want me to, I can add Tekken or whatever else to the website!