Reference · Where every tie sits
PlayedGametype
One played game, in the flat shape that most data sources give.
Import it
import type { PlayedGame } from "@johnmorrisdotca/taisen-brackets/layout";Also exported from: @johnmorrisdotca/taisen-brackets
Definition
interface PlayedGame {
stage: string;
home: SideId;
away: SideId;
homeScore: number;
awayScore: number;
date?: string;
extraTime?: boolean;
homePens?: number;
awayPens?: number;
replay?: boolean;
no?: number;
}Members
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
stage | string | The stage it was played in: a key from |
home | SideId | |
away | SideId | |
homeScore | number | |
awayScore | number | |
date (optional) | string | undefined | |
extraTime (optional) | boolean | undefined | |
homePens (optional) | number | undefined | |
awayPens (optional) | number | undefined | |
replay (optional) | boolean | undefined | A replay of a drawn game. |
no (optional) | number | undefined | An order within the stage (a match number). |
Examples
import { matchupsFromGames, type PlayedGame } from "@johnmorrisdotca/taisen-brackets";
const game: PlayedGame = { stage: "Final", home: "ARG", away: "FRA", homeScore: 3, awayScore: 3, extraTime: true, homePens: 4, awayPens: 2 };
console.log(matchupsFromGames([game], { stages: ["Final"] }).length);1What it prints (run when this page was built)