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JavaScript library that takes your data and draws the tree of a knockout tournament in the browser.
Suitable (hopefully) for any kind of sport

import { createPlayoffs } from 'playoffs'
createPlayoffs(your_data, your_wrapper_element)
You only need a wrapper element and some properly formatted data
🎾 Tennis: doubles, tiebreak, points within a game (15:30 etc), "serving" dot
🍏 Live updates (and special "live" appearance of a match)
🔦 Team's path within a tournament is highlighted on click (if you want)
👯 Multiple instances of playoffs on a page
📱 Can be easily tuned for mobile devices
📺 "Fullscreen" (full browser viewport) mode
📜 Vertical scroll can work with mousewheel or buttons or both
you may choose to render matches yourself and use playoffs only as a positioning mechanism

npm install playoffs
# or
yarn add playoffs
Minified bundle is 49k, gzipped is 12k.
Includes a d.ts file for ease of TypeScript development
MIT
FAQs
Low-pain tool to visualize the 'draws' of a knockout tournament
We found that playoffs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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