Run tournaments from the command line!
Note: this is an alpha version! Please report any issues you encounter.
- Run single and double elimination tournaments
- Run round-robin tournaments
- Run tournaments with Swiss pairings
- Run a two-stage tournament with elimination playoffs
npm i -g @slashinfty/grand-prix
Launch it with grand-prix
in the command line.
tn
- Create a new tournament
tl (file name)
- Load an existing tournament
- Must be located in the save directory
ts
- Start a tournament
tx
- Start the next round of a tournament
t?
- Get the current settings of the tournament
pn (name) [value]
- Add a new player to the tournament
- Value is optional and only necessary if players are sorted
pr (id)
- Remove a player from the tournament
- ID can be player ID or player name
pl [active]
- Get a list of players in a table
- Use
pl active
to get only active players
ps [active]
- Get the standings in a table
- Use
ps active
to get only active players
p? (id)
- Get the current details of a player
- ID can be player ID or player name
m (r#m# || #) (p1-p2[-d] || clear)
- Report the result of a match
- To identify the match, use
r#m#
with round and match number, or just the match number for the current round - To enter the result, use
p1-p2
for number of wins for each player, and add draws if necessary - Passing
clear
as the result will clear results
ml [round] [active]
- Get a list of matches in a table
- Round number can be included to see a specific round instead of the current round
- Passing
active
will get only active matches in the round
m? (r#m#)
- Get the current details of a match
s
- Save the current tournament
sb [identifier]
- Backup the current tournament
- File is saved in the save directory with the identifier specified appended to the file name
- If no identifier is supplied, the date and time is appended to the file name
sa
- Change whether or not the tournament is automatically saved after each action
sl (directory)
- Change the directory where tournaments are saved to and loaded from
q
- Quit the application