Dual Attack OBS Import

# This is a little Python script to be using in conjunction with the 'Dual Attack' score clock app.
# It will generate separate files for each piece of data that the app tracks.
# You can point text sources to these files in Open Broadcast Software to track game state on an overlay.
# I am by no means an expert on any of this, so do what you will with it.
# It seems to work well enough for me, with a momentary blanking on OBS when there are write/read collision.

import urllib.request
import urllib.error
import json
from time import sleep


svrIP = input('Enter Server IP: ') # Ask user to input server IP
server = "http://"+svrIP+":8080/data" # Build full address
print('Currently generating Dual Attack files...\nCTRL+C to quit') # Print instructions

# Main function to do all the work
def file_gen():
    with urllib.request.urlopen(server) as url: # Look at server and dump json into jdata
        jdata = json.loads(url.read().decode())

        #Build individual variables for each json object
        jTurn = jdata["score"]["turn"]
        jTime1 = jdata["timer1"]
        jTime2 = jdata["timer2"]
        jCp1 = jdata["score"]["cp1"]
        jCp2 = jdata["score"]["cp2"]

        #Write data to each file
        wTurn = open("turn.txt","w+")
        wTurn.write(jTurn)

        wTime1 = open("time1.txt","w+")
        wTime1.write(jTime1)

        wTime2 = open("time2.txt","w+")
        wTime2.write(jTime2)

        wCp1 = open("CP1.txt","w+")
        wCp1.write(str(jCp1))

        wCp2 = open("CP2.txt","w+")
        wCp2.write(str(jCp2))

#Loop to run function or exit
try:
    while True:
        file_gen()
        sleep(0.5) # adds a delay so you are writing and polling needlessly
except KeyboardInterrupt:
    quit()