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bracketry

v1.1.3

Published

JavaScript library that visualizes tournament brackets

Downloads

166

Readme

bracketry · test workflow npm GitHub license

JavaScript library that takes your data and draws the tree of a knockout tournament in the browser. Suitable (hopefully) for any kind of sport

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Bracketry is designed to draw single elimination brackets. Technically you can use it to make double elimination brackets too but it won't be that easy and the result won't look very nice (a lot of screen space will be left unused).

Basic usage

import { createBracket } from 'bracketry'

createBracket(your_data, your_wrapper_element)

You only need a wrapper element (advisably with explicit height) and some properly formatted data

Some lovely features

   🎾 Tennis: doubles, tiebreak, points within a game (15:30 etc), "serving" dot
   🍏 Live updates
   🔦 Team's path within a tournament is highlighted on click (if you want)
   👯 Multiple brackets on a page
   📱 Can be easily tuned for mobile devices
   3️⃣ Third place match is possible

Plenty of options (try)

  • Sizes, margins and fonts are quite flexible
  • Navigation between rounds can be adjusted or built from scratch
  • Vertical scroll can work with mousewheel or buttons or both
  • You can inject your own markup here and there. You may also choose to render matches yourself and use bracketry only as a positioning mechanism
  • You can attach click handlers to matches (or their sides)
  • It's possible to specify a number of rounds visible at a time

Installation: npm or yarn

npm install bracketry
# or
yarn add bracketry

Minified bundle is 48k, gzipped is 12k.

Includes a d.ts file for ease of TypeScript development

Licensing

MIT