Fan from the 90s and this has been on my TODO list longer than it should have been.

I really should have done it a few years ago (Google says 2015) when the NHL began using MBL's backend tech for streaming games via Gamecenter in the US (which was garbage), providing access to statistics, the rulebook, player and team info, etc. Most of the tinkering I did back then was based on the unofficial documentation around MBL's feeds because the NHL had just barely started fleshing theirs out and not much worked.

A recent redesign of nhl.com brought a switch to a new API that's being documented now. I notice you're using the older statsapi.web.nhl.com in your repo but check out the work being done by dword4 and others on gitlab. If you're on Discord, there's a few there working to document it.

In reply to Re: NHL Hockey Fans? by SankoR
in thread NHL Hockey Fans? by stevieb

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