Get your NHL results directly to your terminal.
For decades, 235 has been part of a morning routine for countless Finnish hockey fans. This project has been inspired by the work done by YLE Tekstitv team in providing hockey fans NHL results each night and morning.
Release notes
Install:
- with Rust
cargo install nhl-235
// To run it with 235 instead of nhl-235:
ln -s ~/.cargo/bin/nhl-235 /usr/local/bin/235- from Github
Usage:
These examples use 235 as the command name. If you
have just installed it without aliasing or creating symbolic link as
shown in install section, you need to call it with
nhl-235.
Default
235$ 235 Washington - Buffalo so 4-3 Backström 16 Staal 12 Dowd 24 Cozens 30 Vrana 33 Sheahan 33 Carlson 65 Pittsburgh - NY Rangers 1-0 Crosby 14
With default options, green score means the game has ended and white that it's still on-going. Teal is regular goal and purple means overtime or shootout winner. The number after scorer's name is the minute of the goal.
--nocolors
235 --nocolors
$ 235 --nocolors
Washington - Buffalo so 4-3
Backström 16 Staal 12
Dowd 24 Cozens 30
Vrana 33 Sheahan 33
Carlson 65
Pittsburgh - NY Rangers 1-0
Crosby 14
Running 235 with --nocolors disables printing the color
codes to the terminal and everything is default-colored for the
terminal.
This also happens if printing into anything else than standard output, for example piping into a file or another program.
--highlight
You can highlight your favorite players by creating a
.235.config file in your home directory. Each line in the
file must be a single last name to be highlighted.
Example .235.config:
Vrana
Crosby
Once run with --highlight option, those players will be
shown in yellow.
235 --highlight$ 235 --highlight Washington - Buffalo so 4-3 Backström 16 Staal 12 Dowd 24 Cozens 30 Vrana 33 Sheahan 33 Carlson 65 Pittsburgh - NY Rangers 1-0 Crosby 14
This makes it easier for you to see if your favorite players scored.
If --nocolors is enabled,
--highlight does nothing.
--stats
from version 1.3.0 onwards, see release notes.
You can gain more stats of favorite players by creating a
.235.config file in your home directory. Each line in the
file must be a single last name to be shown.
Example .235.config:
Vrana
Crosby
Once run with --stats option, those players' stats will
be shown below the game summary if they gain any goals or assists.
235 --stats$ 235 --stats Washington - Buffalo so 4-3 Backström 16 Staal 12 Dowd 24 Cozens 30 Vrana 33 Sheahan 33 Carlson 65 (Vrana 1+1) Pittsburgh - NY Rangers 1-0 Crosby 14 (Crosby 1+0)
Can be used with --highlight in which case the stats
line will be highlighted too.
If no players are defined in $HOME/.235.config, this
option does nothing.
--version
235 --version1.2.1Outputs the current version.
--help
235 --helpnhl-235 1.2.1
Display live or previous NHL match results on command line
Homepage: https://hamatti.github.io/nhl-235/
Open source under MIT license
USAGE:
nhl-235 [FLAGS]
FLAGS:
-h, --help
Prints help information
--highlight
Highlight players based on $HOME/.235.config file.
If --nocolors is enabled, does nothing
--nocolors
Disable terminal colors
--version
Current versionPrints help information about current version, description of the software and information about options.
Source code
235 is published as an open source software with MIT license.
You can find the source code from https://github.com/hamatti/nhl-235/.
Feel free to open issues in GitHub if you find bugs or have feature ideas.
Acknowledgements
This software uses peruukki/nhl-score-api for its data.
Development of 235 has been a grateful recipient of the Futurice Open Source sponsorship program in 2021-2022.