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@labarilem/opl-tools

v1.0.4

Published

CLI tools to convert powerlifting meet results into OpenPowerlifting CSV format. Ships with the FIPL federation adapter.

Readme

@labarilem/opl-tools

CLI tools to convert powerlifting meet results into OpenPowerlifting CSV format.

This package keeps a stable CLI interface:

npx @labarilem/opl-tools generate <federation> <year> <meetId|latest> <outputDir> [...]

It currently ships with the fipl federation adapter. Additional federations can plug into the same command shape once their adapters are implemented.

Usage

Run without installing using npx:

npx @labarilem/opl-tools generate <federation> <year> <meetId|latest> <outputDir> [--isOpenDivision <true|false>]
  • federation (required): currently fipl
  • year (required): positive integer calendar year
  • meetId (required): positive integer id from that year's scraped calendar, or latest to select the most recent meet in that year that already has published result PDFs
  • outputDir (required): destination directory for final outputs

Optional flags:

  • --isOpenDivision <true|false>: forwarded to the active federation parser; currently this is used by the FIPL parser.

The command resolves the requested federation adapter, scrapes that federation's calendar for the given year, selects one meet by its calendar sequential id or by latest, downloads and merges the result PDFs in memory, parses the merged PDF, and writes the final OPL files to outputDir.

When meetId is latest, the command picks the meet with the most recent calendar date among meets that already have at least one result PDF URL.

Output files in outputDir:

  • meet.csv
  • URL
  • entries.csv

Examples

Generate a specific meet by calendar id:

npx @labarilem/opl-tools generate fipl 2026 8 ./out

Generates OPL data for the meet 23° TROFEO COPPA BERTOLETTI DI PANCA ATTREZZATA MASCHILE E FEMMINILE from the FIPL 2026 calendar and writes the output to ./out.

Generate the most recent meet with published results:

npx @labarilem/opl-tools generate fipl 2026 latest ./out

The CLI resolves latest to the newest meet in the scraped calendar that already has result PDFs, then generates the same output files as above.

Notes

  • First-run cost: this package depends on puppeteer, which downloads a Chromium build the first time it is installed by npx. Subsequent runs reuse the cached browser and are fast.
  • Requires Node.js >= 18.18.

Source

Development happens at github.com/labarilem/openpowerlifting-tools.

License

MIT