Open j28302830 opened 1 year ago
To resolve the issue, you should use either the sportId
or gamePk
parameter in the getSchedule()
function. Here's how you can do it:
const MLBStatsAPI = require('mlb-stats-api');
const mlbStats = new MLBStatsAPI();
async function data() {
const response = await mlbStats.getSchedule({ params: { sportId:
async function main() { try { const scores = await data(); console.log(scores); } catch (error) { console.error(error + "error"); } }
main();
Use 1 as `sportId` to get the schedule for MLB.
2. Using gamePk:
```js
const MLBStatsAPI = require('mlb-stats-api');
const mlbStats = new MLBStatsAPI();
async function data() {
const response = await mlbStats.getSchedule({ params: { gamePk: <your_gamePk_here> }});
const data = await response.json();
return data;
}
async function main() {
try {
const scores = await data();
console.log(scores);
} catch (error) {
console.error(error + "error");
}
}
main();
The gamePk
refers to a specific game's unique identifier.
Please note that you need to replace <your_sportId_here>
and <your_gamePk_here>
with the desired sportId or gamePk you want to retrieve the schedule for.
To resolve the issue, you should use either the
sportId
orgamePk
parameter in thegetSchedule()
function. Here's how you can do it:1. Using sportId:
const MLBStatsAPI = require('mlb-stats-api'); const mlbStats = new MLBStatsAPI(); async function data() { const response = await mlbStats.getSchedule({ params: { sportId: <your_sportId_here> }}); const data = await response.json(); return data; } async function main() { try { const scores = await data(); console.log(scores); } catch (error) { console.error(error + "error"); } } main();
Use 1 as
sportId
to get the schedule for MLB.2. Using gamePk:
const MLBStatsAPI = require('mlb-stats-api'); const mlbStats = new MLBStatsAPI(); async function data() { const response = await mlbStats.getSchedule({ params: { gamePk: <your_gamePk_here> }}); const data = await response.json(); return data; } async function main() { try { const scores = await data(); console.log(scores); } catch (error) { console.error(error + "error"); } } main();
The
gamePk
refers to a specific game's unique identifier.Please note that you need to replace
<your_sportId_here>
and<your_gamePk_here>
with the desired sportId or gamePk you want to retrieve the schedule for.
I change my code to the below but still have same problem
const MLBStatsAPI = require('./mlb-stats-api');
const mlbStats = new MLBStatsAPI();
async function data() {
const response = await mlbStats.getSchedule({ params: { sportId: 1 }});
const data = await response.json();
return data;
}
async function main() {
try {
const scores = await data();
console.log(scores);
} catch (error) {
console.error(error + "error");
}
}
main();
There is a flaw in some of the functions in how they extract the params to add them to the URL, some of the functions do work, but the construction of the URL's is not consistent. I forked the repo and I'm in the process of cleaning up the functions to use the URL object and the searchParams property to dynamically construct the querystring passed to the fetch call.
My code: ''' const MLBStatsAPI = require('mlb-stats-api'); const mlbStats = new MLBStatsAPI();
async function data() { const response = await mlbStats.getSchedule({}); const data = await response.json(); return data; }
async function main() { try { const scores = await data(); console.log(scores); } catch (error) { console.error(error + "error"); } }
main(); ''' will get the result below: { messageNumber: 7, message: 'Missing required parameter sportId or gamePk', timestamp: '2023-05-04T08:02:25.845395735Z', traceId: null }