Here some FAQs about Sports Open Data; take a look to know more about us:
What’s Sports Open Data?
What’s an API REST?
…and an example of API REST?
An API REST Request (1)
An API REST Request (2)
An API REST Request (3)
What should i get from an API?
What’s a JSON?
Why Sports Open Data
How much is Sports Open Data
How could live S.O.D.?
Why I have to support S.O.D.?
How much it costs this service on Kickstarter?
Who are “collaborators”?
Sports Open Data starts with soccer but could be catch other sports?
Could you provide also other services?
Which are your potential customers?
How could evolve this product?
How could I contribute to product?
What’s an API REST?
…and an example of API REST?
An API REST Request (1)
An API REST Request (2)
An API REST Request (3)
What should i get from an API?
What’s a JSON?
Why Sports Open Data
How much is Sports Open Data
How could live S.O.D.?
Why I have to support S.O.D.?
How much it costs this service on Kickstarter?
Who are “collaborators”?
Sports Open Data starts with soccer but could be catch other sports?
Could you provide also other services?
Which are your potential customers?
How could evolve this product?
How could I contribute to product?
What’s Sports Open Data?
Sports Open Data was a project born in June 2015 by Paolo Riva and Riccardo Quatra. This project starts by a basic need: create a platform that could provide statistics data about several sports by using best technologies currently available to deliver them (API REST). All data will be structured by using conventional standard for web and not-web (like Java) application development.
What’s an API REST?
API REST is just like a way we could provide the data to customers. Every available data on Sports Open Data could be available by a web address (a classic URL) that could allow a user to get, insert, modify or delete an information into the data (of course if a user has relative authorization to do that).
…and an example of API REST?
API REST works like we’re asking questions to Sports Open Data, so you only need to create an URL syntactically correct to get the data needed. You could see in further slides some examples about this kind of questions…
An API REST Request (1)
Q: How could i get which seasons are available for a specific soccer league on sportsopendata.net?
A: You simply build an URL like this one: http://soccer.sportsopendata.net/leagues/serie-a
An API REST Request (2)
Q: How could i get a team roster in sportsopendata.net?
A: You simply build an URL like this one: http://soccer.sportsopendata.net/teams/fc-torino
An API REST Request (3)
Q: How could i get a player profile in sportsopendata.net?
A: You simply build an URL like this one: http://soccer.sportsopendata.net/players/maxi-lopez
What should i get from an API?
To get a unique response, to be useful of course for mobile devices, it will be returned every time a JSON.
What’s a JSON?
A JSON is a data structure (like an xls or a csv file) that could be used by every kind of existed application. It’s more light than an XML, currently the classic format for data export, so it’s faster on mobile connections and make it more useful than an XML.
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Hi its an awesome initiative. I have a question is this service free of cost or do you have any pricing for accessing API and data.
Hi Jain, really thanks a lot for your interest in our service. Currently our APIs are on beta version and they’re completely free. In future, when we’ll close beta version for stable release, you could continue to use our APIs for free but with a limited number of request per day. Continue to follow us to discover new leagues and info about our services.