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open-shl

v1.1.3

Published

Node.js client for open shl api

Downloads

18

Readme

#open-shl

Node.js client for the open SHL (Swedish Hockey League) API. Developed with and for node.js 5+

Install

npm install --save open-shl

Usage

First make sure you have a valid clientId and clientSecret for the API, which can be gained by emailing [email protected]

After that, you can access the api thusly:

const shl = require("open-shl");
const options = {
    clientId: "YOUR_CLIENT_ID",
    clientSecret: "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET",
    userAgent: "YourUserAgent" // Optional 
}
const client = shl.connect(options);

The SHL API

This client is built to mimic the API as documented on http://doc.openapi.shl.se

Many methods support extra query parameters, if they are supported in the API they can be supplied in an optional query argument as final (or only) parameter to the matching method. Most of the time this is the teamId, which is supplied as an array of three letter team codes.

client.season(season)

Parameters

  • season: int: The year the season started

Returns

  • season: The season API object

season.games([query])

Fetches all games for the season

Query Properties

  • teamIds: string[]: List of team codes of to include. Leave empty to include all teams

Returns

  • Promise<Game[]>: Promise of all games for the season

season.game(gameId)

Fetches a specific games

Parameters

  • gameId: int: Id for the game to fetch

Returns

  • Promise<Game>: The game with the specified id

season.statistics.goalkeepers([query])

Gets the top goalkeepers for the season

Query Properties

  • teamIds: string[]: List of teams to include. Leave empty to include all teams
  • sort: string: What attribute to sort on: saves|savesPercent|goalsAgainst|goalsAgainstAverage|won|tied|lost|shooutOuts|minutesInPlay

Returns

  • Promise<GoalkeeperStatistics[]>: Statistics for all goalkeepers during that season

season.statistics.players([query])

Gets the top players for the season

Query Properties

  • teamIds: string[]: List of teams to include. Leave empty to include all teams
  • sort: string: What attribute to sort the players on assists|goals|points|pim|hits|plusminus

Returns

  • Promise<PlayerStatistics[]>: Statistics for top players during that season

season.statistics.teams.standings([query])

Get current standings for that season

Query Properties

  • teamIds: string[]: List of teams to include. Leave empty to include all teams

Returns

  • Promise<TeamStandings[]>: List of all teams and their current standing

client.teams()

Get a list of all teams

Returns

  • Promise<Fact[]>: A list of basic facts for all teams in the SHL

client.team(teamCode)

Get details for a particular team.

Parameters

  • teamCode: String: is the three-character team code. i.e. "FHC" for Frölunda HC

Returns

  • Promise<Team>: All information about the requested team. Includes team facts, player facts and more

client.videos([query])

Get the ten latest videos

Query Properties

  • teamIds: string[]: List of teams to include. Leave empty to include all teams

Returns

  • Promise<Video[]>: Ten latest videos

client.articles([query])

Get the latest articles

Query Properties

  • teamIds: string[]: List of teams to include. Leave empty to include all teams

Returns

  • Promise<Article[]>: Ten latest articles

Examples

const shl = require("open-shl");
let client = shl.connect({clientId: "", clientSecret:""});
// Fetch the current standings
client.season(2015).statistics.teams.standings()
   .then(teams => {
       console.log(teams[0].team_code, "is currently leading the SHL");
   });
   
//Fetch the top hitters between FHC and FBK
client.season(2015).statistics.players({sort: "hits", teamIds: ["FHC", "FBK"]})
   .then(players => {
       console.log("Between FBK and FHC, ", players[0].info.first_name, players[0].info.last_name, ", hits the most")
   });

License

Copyright © 2016, Jakob Nilsson-Ehle.

Published under ISC license. See LICENSE.md