Check out the 2022 dashboard: cedricblondeau/world-cup-2022-cli-dashboard.
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Pull it from Docker Hub:
docker pull cedricbl/world-cup-2018-cli-dashboard && \
docker run -ti -e TZ=America/Toronto cedricbl/world-cup-2018-cli-dashboard
Replace America/Toronto
with your actual timezone. This image is for amd64
arch only.
Or build it:
Want to build this image from a Dockerfile
instead? Or do you want to run this dashboard on a non-amd64
arch, let's say arm
? On a Raspberry Pi?
docker build -t world-cup-2018-cli-dashboard github.com/cedricblondeau/world-cup-2018-cli-dashboard && \
docker run -ti -e TZ=America/Toronto world-cup-2018-cli-dashboard
NPM:
npm install -g world-cup-cli-dashboard
Yarn:
yarn global add world-cup-cli-dashboard
Requires NodeJS 6+.
POST_NOTIFICATIONS=0 wc2018
- Use ⬅️ and ➡️ keys to navigate through different different matches.
- Set
POST_NOTIFICATIONS
to 1 to enable native notifications when receiving new match events such as goals, cards or substitutions (won't work in Docker).
Data is sourced from the awesome worldcup.sfg.io. Matches get updated each 30 seconds. Groups get updated each 2 minutes.
Terminal interface built with react-blessed.
If an API call fails, we log a debug message. Press F12
to see the debug console, some helpful messages may show up (a 503 or a 429 HTTP code for instance).
git clone https://github.com/cedricblondeau/world-cup-2018-cli-dashboard
cd world-cup-2018-cli-dashboard
yarn install
USE_FIXTURES=1 yarn start
Set USE_FIXTURES
to 0
to use the actual API in dev.
Contributions are very welcome.
MIT