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@teakmirror113/f1-core

v0.1.0

Published

TypeScript client for Formula 1 data from OpenF1: laps, stints, pit stops, telemetry and race control.

Readme

@teakmirror113/f1-core

TypeScript client for Formula 1 data from OpenF1 and the Jolpica Ergast mirror: schedules, results, laps, stints, pit stops, weather, car telemetry and race control.

Pass a year, a race name and a driver code; the client resolves the session and driver numbers for you. Every call is an Effect, and toPromise runs one as a plain promise.

npm install @teakmirror113/f1-core

Quick start

import { getRaceStints, getSessionLaps, getSchedule, toPromise } from "@teakmirror113/f1-core";

const schedule = await toPromise(getSchedule(2025));

const laps = await toPromise(getSessionLaps({ year: 2025, raceName: "Abu Dhabi", driver: "VER" }));
const stints = await toPromise(getRaceStints({ year: 2025, raceName: "Abu Dhabi", driver: "NOR" }));

Inside an Effect program, use the functions directly and provide F1ClientServiceLive.

Friendly API

Each takes year plus raceName or round. session defaults to the race.

| Function | Returns | |---|---| | getRace({ year, name?, round? }) | The meeting | | getSession({ year, raceName?, round?, session? }) | The session, resolved from a name like "race" or "qualifying" | | getSessionLaps({ year, raceName?, driver?, lap? }) | Lap times | | getRaceStints({ year, raceName?, driver? }) | Tyre stints | | getRacePitStops({ year, raceName?, driver? }) | Pit stops | | getRaceWeather({ year, raceName? }) | Weather samples | | getRaceTelemetry({ year, raceName?, driver }) | Speed, throttle, brake, RPM and gear | | getFastestLap({ year, raceName?, driver? }) | The fastest lap |

Season data

getSchedule, getRaceResults, getDriverStandings, getConstructorStandings, getLaps, getPitStops, getCircuitInfo and getDriverCareer read the Ergast-format data from Jolpica.

Analysis helpers

getTyreDegradation, getStintPace, getDriverConsistency, getRaceDeltas, getPitStopAnalysis, getPositionChanges, compareDrivers and compareStints work on the rows the API returns.

React hooks live in @teakmirror113/f1-react. Undercut, a race-strategy terminal, is built on both.

Unofficial and not associated with Formula 1. MIT licensed.