msf_get_results: Interface with the MySportsFeeds API
In MySportsFeeds/mysportsfeeds-r: R functions for accessing the MySportsFeeds API

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

View source: R/msf_get_results.R

Return data from the MySportsFeeds API

msf_get_results(
  version = "1.2",
  league,
  season,
  feed,
  params = list(),
  verbose = FALSE
)

`version`	character. The version of the API. Defaults to "1.2".
`league`	character. The league abbreviation. (e.g. - "nhl", "nfl", "nba", "mlb")
`season`	character. The applicable season. (e.g. - "2016-2017-regular")
`feed`	character. The name of the requested feed. (e.g. - "player_gamelogs")
`params`	list. A list that defines additional parameters. Default is empty list.
`verbose`	logical. For debugging, prints status messages to the console, which can be helpful for walking through results. Default is TRUE.

a list.

Response Codes:

200: Request was successful

204: Feed content not found. There is no available content for the feed as of yet.

304: This response code coincides with the optional URL parameter.

400: This indicates that some part of the request is malformed.

401: Not authenticated.

403: Not authorized. You might be trying to access a feed without the correct subscription.

429: Too many requests.

500: An internal error has occured and has been logged for further inspection. Let us know if you're receiving this response unexpectedly!

499,502,503: These usually mean we're in the process of publishing system updates. It should resolve in a matter of a few seconds. If you are seeing this consistently please contact us.

## Not run: 
authenticate_v1_x("your_username", "your_password")
results <- msf_get_results(version = "1.2",
                           league = "nhl",
                           season = "2016-2017-regular",
                           feed = "player_gamelogs",
                           params = list()
                           verbose = TRUE)

## End(Not run)