Export basic stuff to website

[nickg33]

Can anyone point me to a tutorial on how to export the basic information from a simulated league (standings, scores, etc.) to HTML or a website on a daily basis?

I'm running a simulation of the 2020 season for my kids during the coronavirus chaos and would love to be able to send them a website for them to explore what's happening on their own instead of having to print everything out.

Thanks in advance for your help.

[Christopher212]

any success?

[w1ck23]

Was having this same idea. Anyone else found a way to do this?

[Ambassadoure]

Yes, moreover, you can connect the exported files to anything, honestly.

[Syd Thrift]

Originally Posted by nickg33

Can anyone point me to a tutorial on how to export the basic information from a simulated league (standings, scores, etc.) to HTML or a website on a daily basis?

I'm running a simulation of the 2020 season for my kids during the coronavirus chaos and would love to be able to send them a website for them to explore what's happening on their own instead of having to print everything out.

Thanks in advance for your help.

TBH the ideal way to do this, the way that a site like MLB.com or BBRef does, is to have a database server tied to your site, use the built in tools to export data to SQL, and then once you’ve run that script you’d write APIs to deliver the data to the site. The site itself becomes essentially a framework for the various ways you’d display stats,

There are existing tools/utilities that do this for you, at least once you’ve set up the DB somewhere. I want to say one of them is just called OOTP Utilities?