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bracket-updater

v3.4.7

Published

Update a tournament bracket after the completion of a game.

Downloads

58

Readme

bracket-updater

Update a tournament bracket after the completion of a game.

NPM Build Status

API / Usage

Make a new bracket-updater object with an options object (the year and sport options are required and passed directly to bracket-data):

var BracketUpdater = require('bracket-updater');
var updater = new BracketUpdater({
   year: '2013',
   sport: 'ncaam',
   currentMaster: 'MWX812463XXXXXXXXXW19XX614XXXXXXXXXSXX54XXXXXXXXXXXEXX12463XXXXXXXXXFFXXX'
});

updater.update({
    winner: 2,
    loser: 15,
    fromRegion: 'MW'
});

updater.update({
    winner: 1,
    loser: 16,
    fromRegion: 'MW'
});

// 'MW1812463X2XXXXXXXW19XX614XXXXXXXXXSXX54XXXXXXXXXXXEXX12463XXXXXXXXXFFXXX'
console.log(updater.currentMaster);

options

These options are required when creating a new updater. They can't be changed.

  • sport: The sport you are validating. See bracket-data for more info.
  • year: The year you are validating. See bracket-data for more info.

These options can be passed in when creating a new updater or passed to update later.

  • winner: The winning team. Can be a seed (Integer), name (String) or an object with those properties.
  • loser: The losing team. Can be a seed (Integer), name (String) or an object with those properties.
  • fromRegion: The region the match was played in.
  • currentMaster: The current master bracket. This is required the first time you call update.

methods

  • update(options): Update the bracket. Options can include all the above options except sport and year. Returns the new currentMaster.