Non comprehensive definition of logs.tf logs for kotlin

DefineLog.kt

//This class is nonexhaustive, as I didn't want to spend an hour creating a bunch of useless subclasses.
class Log(
        val version: Int,
        val success: Boolean,
        val info: Info,
        val players: HashMap<String, pInfo>
        ) {
    data class pInfo(
        val team: String,
        val class_stats: List<class_stats>,
        val kills: Int,
        val deaths: Int,
        val assists: Int,
        val kapd: String,
        val kpd: String,
        val dmg: Int,
        val hr: Int,
        @Json(name = "as")  // as is a reserved word in Kotlin, this annotation lets us get past that (all value names must match their appearance in the json or use this annotation)
        val AS: Int,
        @Json(name = "dapm") // Logs.tf records _da_mage per minute as pm
        val dpm: Int,
        val ubers: Int,
        val drops: Int,
        val headshots: Int,
        val heal: Int,
        val cpc: Int
    )
    data class class_stats(
        val type: String,
        val kills: Int,
        val assists: Int,
        val deaths: Int,
        val dmg: Int,
        val total_time: Int
    )
    data class Info(
        val map: String,
        val total_length: Int,
        val hasRealDamage: Boolean,
        val hasWeaponDamage: Boolean,
        val hasAccuracy: Boolean,
        val hasHP: Boolean,
        val hasHP_real: Boolean,
        val hasAS: Boolean,
        val date: Int
    )
}

/*
val result = Klaxon().parse<Log>(logstring)
for ((id, player) in result!!.players) {
    println("$id had ${player?.dpm} DPM")
}
*PRODUCES*
[U:1:*] had 153 DPM
[U:1:*] had 123 DPM
[U:1:*] had 116 DPM
[U:1:*] had 321 DPM
[U:1:*] had 93 DPM
[U:1:*] had 254 DPM
[U:1:*] had 408 DPM
***IDs removed to protect the innocent
*/