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tods-competition-factory
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The Tennis Open Data Standards provide a document-based representation of all of the elements of a tennis tournament including participants, events, draws, matchUps, contacts, and references to online resources.
The competitionFactory is a collection of "engines" for transforming/mutating TODS documents and is intended to insure the integrity of TODS documents by managing all state transformations.
Engines manage different concerns within a document structure representing a tournament and may contain accessors, generators, getters, governors and test suites.
npm install tods-competition-factory
competitionFactory is based on a combination of TODS v0.8 and elements which have been proposed for TODS v1.0
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Create and mutate TODS compliant tournament objects
The npm package tods-competition-factory receives a total of 3,321 weekly downloads. As such, tods-competition-factory popularity was classified as popular.
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