MMM-MyScoreboard

Spankythemusical

@j.e.f.f Code written for FBS, but also having FCS logos in the folder (for overlapping game types), should work for 99.9% of the people. If that’s possible.

I’ll have to look in morning to see if that’s the website that I’ve been using. It does seem about right.

j.e.f.f

@Spankythemusical yeah certainly doable. I have already sourced all the FBS and FCS team logos. So if the feed only covers FBS games then we should be covered for all team logos.

I’ve learned so much about American college football over the last few days!

onetwankyfive

@j.e.f.f This excites me! Div 1 is what I was looking for

Spankythemusical

@j.e.f.f just FYI, that is the site I’ve been using, minus the date and limit items.

j.e.f.f

NFL support has been added. To install the update, first go into the MMM-MyScoreboard and execute git pull, the type npm install as there are new dependencies you’ll need.

I monitored games over last week and this week and everything looks pretty good, but I haven’t seen a game go into overtime yet. So I’m not 100% positive things won’t go wonky for an overtime game yet.

Also, there is a new view style added: smallLogos. It’s layout is similar to the default, but each row is the same height as the oneLine view style.

Have fun! And let me know if something looks weird.

j.e.f.f

@Spankythemusical FYI I’ve got the basic plumbing in place for NCAAF, but I need to wait for some in progress games to test it. Won’t be able to do that until the first week of September, as I’m traveling at the end of August, which appears to be then first week of play.

In any case, what’s interesting is that by manipulating the URL, it’s possible to get scores for all sorts of sports. I’ll easily be able to repurpose this for NCAA basketball and MLS (YAY! I thought this wasn’t going to be possible).

I also might use this feed for NFL, since NFL’s native feed seems to be a bit flaky AND it’s XML (I f***ing hate working with XML). I’ll monitor it over the next few days to see if it performs better.

Spankythemusical

Thank you very much for all your work. I’m sure that you have much more important things to do. I can always wait for live games in order to test. In the mean time I can parse things with python. No biggie.

emlowe

@j.e.f.f

You can use xml2js and convert the XML to JSON for processing. A few other modules do this. As long as the XML isn’t overly complex, you get somewhat reasonable JSON

-Earle

j.e.f.f

@emlowe Yeah that’s the route I went which does the job. But I’d rather not have to deal with it in the first place.

j.e.f.f

MLS Support now added!! NCAAF support coming soon, once I can verify my code during game progress.