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Update (2.0.0): Every function now returns a promise. Existing functionality should still be preserved, so it is safe to update from previous versions without making any changes.

cfb-data

  • currently supports retrieving the following types of data:
    • detailed play-by-play
    • scores
    • standings
    • rankings
  • investigating future support for other types of data
    • team statistics
    • individual statistics

contents

  1. install

  2. use

    a. games

    b. scores

    c. schedules

    d. conferences

    e. teams

    f. rankings

    g. standings

    h. recruiting

  3. license

install

npm install cfb-data

use

const cfb = require('cfb-data');

games

const gameId = 400763535;

// get detailed play-by-play data for a game
const result = await cfb.games.getPlayByPlay(gameId);

// get box score
const result = await cfb.games.getBoxScore(id);

// get game all game data
const summary = await cfb.games.getSummary(gameId);

scores

// get scoreboard data
const inputs = {
    year: 2015,
    week: 5
};

const result = await cfb.scoreboard.getScoreboard(inputs);

schedules

const inputs = {
    groups: 80, // all FBS games
    year: 2017,
    week: 8
};

const result = await cfb.schedule.getSchedule(inputs);

conferences

const results = await cfb.scoreboard.getConferences();

teams

// get list of teams
const result = await cfb.teams.getTeamList();

// get individual team data
const teamId = 130;
const result = await cfb.teams.getTeamInfo(teamId);

// get team roster data
const result = await cfb.teams.getTeamPlayers(teamId);

rankings

// get rankings
const inputs = {
    year: 2015,
    week: 10
};

const result = await cfb.rankings.getRankings(inputs);

standings

// get standings
const inputs = {
    year: 2015
};

const result = await cfb.standings.getStandings(inputs);

recruiting

// get recruiting data from 247Composite
// get player rankings
const result = await cfb.recruiting.getPlayerRankings({
                    year: 2016
                });

const result = await cfb.recruiting.getPlayerRankings({
                    year: 2016,
                    position: "DT"
                });

const result = await cfb.recruiting.getPlayerRankings({
                    year: 2016,
                    group: "JuniorCollege"
                });

// get school rankings
const result = await cfb.recruiting.getSchoolRankings(2016);

// get a school's commit list
const result = await cfb.recruiting.getSchoolCommits('michigan', 2016);

license

MIT

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cfb-data's Issues

Timestamp for some scheduled games apparently defaulting to midnight EDT

Hello! My apologies in advance if this isn't the correct channel to notify you of what could be a potential timestamp issue with the games data in the collegefootballdata.com api.

I noticed that on api.collegefootballdata.com the timestamp for the upcoming game for a couple teams appears to be defaulting to midnight eastern time on Saturday. It's been this way for at least several days.

A couple examples:

  1. Florida State plays Clemson in week 7 (2019 season) on Saturday 10/12 at 2:30pm CDT, but the response body shows the same as item #2 below (Friday night at 11:00pm CDT, which is midnight EDT).
  2. Wake Forest plays Louisville in week 7 (2019 season) on Saturday 10/12 at 6:30pm CDT, but the response body shows '2019-10-12T04:00:00.000Z' which translates to Friday night at 11:00pm CDT (midnight EDT).

I suspect this issue might be caused by the fact that both WFU and FSU had bye weeks in week 6. Perhaps the scraper did not re-scrape after the times for the week 7 games due to something related to the byes?; however, I am only speculating.

Anyway, I just wanted you to be aware of the potential issue. I love your data set and API, thank you for keeping it open!

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