Possibility to the the result of the match

[ricardo17coelho]

HI 👋

As far i understand is not possible to enter the result (scoreboard) to the match. Should this be added to the fn enterResult() or is the idea to add this as meta ? This would be nice on the enterResult() to be part of the standings

[slashinfty]

I am unsure exactly what you are asking. Could you give me a little more detail or an example of what you want?

[ricardo17coelho]

Hi @slashinfty

No problem. My question is not clear 😅

I'm think a lit bit about the case:

• Soccer Tournament When i add the result with https://slashinfty.github.io/tournament-organizer/classes/Tournament.html#enterResult normally i don't add the Number of wins for player one/two and the Number of draws but u add the scoreboard of the match. Like:
• Player1: scored 2 goals
• Player2: scored 3 golas

Result: Player 2 wins the match 3-2

If the score is added to the match, then the results can be added to the standings to display it as well ( like goals difference, how many goals scored, how many conceded )

My question is also based on this, that i'm trying to build with this (amazing) package ( see the values on the table: GF, GA, GD):

[slashinfty]

The matches array in the Player object (see here) has objects for each match, including the number of wins and losses in the match (which, in the case of sports, can be points).

Is this what you're looking for?

[ricardo17coelho]

No. I'm mean the scoreboard of the match is missing:

Match ID: 01 Player 1 scores 3 goals Player 2 scored 1 goal Result: Player 1 wins 3-1

Match ID: 02 Player 1 scores 2 goals Player 2 scored 2 goal Result: Draw wins 2-2

[slashinfty]

You can determine the result from the match information.

If you have two players in a match (example):

[
  Player {
    id: 'LTasmXDtIquJ',
    name: 'Player 1',
    active: true,
    value: 1,
    matches: [ [Object] ],
    meta: {}
  },
  Player {
    id: 'iwgzRFssrMvC',
    name: 'Player 2',
    active: true,
    value: 2,
    matches: [ [Object] ],
    meta: {}
  }
]
Match {
  id: 'N1vjDXxmusjH',
  round: 1,
  match: 1,
  active: false,
  bye: false,
  player1: { id: 'LTasmXDtIquJ', win: 3, loss: 1, draw: 0 },
  player2: { id: 'iwgzRFssrMvC', win: 1, loss: 3, draw: 0 },
  path: { win: null, loss: null },
  meta: {}
}

You can do:

const winner = match.player1.win > match.player2.win ? 1 : match.player2.win > match.player1.win ? 2 : 0;

console.log(`${winner === 1 ? player1.name : winner === 2 ? player2.name : 'Draw'} wins ${winner === 1 ? match.player1.win : match.player2.win}-${winner === 1 ? match.player2.win : match.player1.win}`);

And get:

Player 1 wins 3-1

I'm sure there's a simpler way to do it, but just demonstrating the possibility.

[ricardo17coelho]

ahhh. Sorry i had an small mistake. Now i understand it 😅 I'm sorry