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sdql

v1.0.3

Published

A Node.js module to query and analyze SDQL query

Downloads

6

Readme

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A Node.js module to query and analyze SDQL query

Installation

npm install sdql --save

Usage

The sample program checks the performance of betting on home underdog in the NFL breakdowned by season:

var SdqlService = require('./SdqlService');

let sdqlService = new SdqlService();
let breakdown = 'season';
sdqlService.run('HD', 'NFL', breakdown)
.then(system => {
	return sdqlService.analyze(system, 'ON', false, breakdown);
})
.then(analysis => {
	console.log(analysis)
});

The analyze method parameters:

system: data returned by the run method call

type:

  • ON: Follow the system
  • AGAINST: Fade the system
  • OVER: Play on the over
  • UNDER: Play on the under

includePicks: include all the picks in the analysis

breakdown: breakdown the picks by that parameter. For instance setting the parameter to season will return the performance by season. Note that you have to specify the breakdown in both the run and analysis methods.

Options

By default the odds is -110, but you can override the odd. It's useful to compare the performance of a query with a lower juice (-105).

sdqlService.analyze(system, 'ON', false, breakdown, {value: -105, type: 'US'});

Tests

npm test