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Examples
Basic Examples to help you familiarize yourself with the API.
Getting the leaderboard for the 2020-21 PF National Circuit
Here's the Javascript we used.
const format = "PF";
const circuit = "National";
const year = "SY_20_21";
const content = document.getElementById("content");
fetch(`https://tournaments.tech/leaders?format=${format}&circuit=${circuit}&year=${year}`).then(response => {
response.json().then(data => {
content.innerText = JSON.stringify(data);
})
});
First, we set up our constants - format, circuit, and year. If you need help with these, see API Constants and Schemas.
Next, we grab a reference to a blank
div in the DOM so that we can insert our response later.We use the
fetch api to ping the /leaders endpoint with a GET request, and then provide our constants in the query.After getting the response json, we put it in the
div we grabbed earlier.Getting Bethesda Chevy Chase GT's Information for the 2020-21 PF National Circuit
Here's the Javascript we used.
const format = "PF";
const circuit = "National";
const year = "SY_20_21";
const team = "6204506bd1a7e6db5199f014";
const content = document.getElementById("content");
fetch(`https://tournaments.tech/query?format=${format}&circuit=${circuit}&year=${year}&team=${team}`).then(response => {
response.json().then(data => {
content.innerText = JSON.stringify(data);
})
});
First, we set up our constants - format, circuit, and year. If you need help with these, see API Constants and Schemas. This time, I added in the team ID for Bethesda Chevy Chase GT, since we're querying for their data specifically.
Next, we grab a reference to a blank
div in the DOM so that we can insert our response later.We use the
fetch api to ping the /query endpoint with a GET request, and then provide our constants in the query.After getting the response json, we put it in the
div we grabbed earlier.Querying for all records from "Strake" for the 2020-21 PF National CIrcuit
Here's the Javascript we used.
const format = "PF";
const circuit = "National";
const year = "SY_20_21";
const term = "Strake";
const content = document.getElementById("content");
fetch(`https://tournaments.tech/query?format=${format}&circuit=${circuit}&year=${year}&term=${term}`).then(response => {
response.json().then(data => {
content.innerText = JSON.stringify(data);
})
});
First, we set up our constants - format, circuit, and year. If you need help with these, see API Constants and Schemas. This time, I added in the term "Strake", since we're querying for their data specifically.
Next, we grab a reference to a blank
div in the DOM so that we can insert our response later.We use the
fetch api to ping the /query endpoint with a GET request, and then provide our constants in the query.After getting the response json, we put it in the
div we grabbed earlier.Last modified 1yr ago