parse_scores: Parse scores
In tonyelhabr/espn2: Wrapper for ESPN's API v2

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Parse scores.

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parse_scores(league, resp, as = "complete", ...)

parse_scores_nfl(resp, as = "complete", ...)

`league`	character. Name of league for which to get scores. One of 'nfl' or 'nba'. For '_[league]()' functions, set to appropriate league by default. (e.g. For '_nfl()', set to 'nfl'.) Note that only 'nfl' is currently implemented.
`resp`	response object (from 'httr' package). Required.
`as`	character. Desired type of output. One of 'complete' or 'minimal'. Inspired somewhat by the 'httr::content()' analogue, although the implementation is different.
`...`	dots. Passed to 'httr::content()'.

Note that the underlying implementation of this function IS vastly different across leagues (unlike the 'request_scores*()' set of functions.

Given the differences in underlying implementation for each league, the dispatch methodology for parsing is the inverse of that for 'make_url_scores*()', 'request_scores*()', and the high-level 'get_scores*()' function. That is, this generic 'parse*()' function invokes the appropriate 'parse*[league]()' function. For the other sets of functions, the league-specific functions serve as wrappers around the generic function, either providing reasonable defaults (as is the case with 'make_url_scores_[league]()') or convenience (as is the case with 'request_scores_[league]()', which is really just the same as 'request_scores()').

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tonyelhabr/espn2 documentation built on May 5, 2019, 3:55 p.m.