Command line wrapper for yahoo-fantasy-sports-api allowing local data management of your Fantasy team(s) or league(s).
This is subject to change; it may be required to move away from the
yahoo-fantasy-sports-api(for some queries) to make queries a little easier.
Not published to npm at this point
The following commands are available:
Configuration is done by placing your Yahoo! App clientId, clientSecret and redirectUri (which is most likely going to be oob) into the configuration file ~/.yahoo/config.
sage: yfs config [options]
Configure Yahoo! Fantasy CLI App
Options:
-i, --info Display current app configuration
-s, --save Save new app configuration
-h, --help display help for command
Yahoo! OAuth2 applications can be created with the Yahoo! developer portal: https://developer.yahoo.com/apps/).
One the Yahoo! app configuration is setup, you'll need to login. Logging in will store your token information to ~/.yahoo/token. Tokens can be manually refreshed using the -r flag.
Usage: yfs login [options]
Login to Yahoo!
Options:
-r, --refresh
-s, --state <string> Arbitrary state for extra validation
-h, --help display help for command
Currently there is no logging out, the
~/.yahoo/tokenfile can be removed manually
Allows requesting custom data; then querying this data using jsonpath:
Usage: yfs api [options] <uri>
Make direct requests against the API
Arguments:
uri the API uri
Options:
-m, --method <string> http method used for request (default: "GET")
-p, --jsonpath <string> jsonpath to run on output
-i, --interactive interactive input of jsonpath queries
-h, --help display help for command
Interactive mode allows you to run repeated jsonpath queries against the data.
Examples:
$.fantasy_content
is the root for all Yahoo! Fantasy api responses
$.fantasy_content.users["0"].user[1].games[*].game
filters out the array of games from a users games collection