HTML Boxscore

[Mark42661]

Is there no way to get an html boxscore like we can in the baseball game. I was hoping there was something like that available for the purpose of sharing replay results.

Thank you

[drummerJ99]

Originally Posted by Mark42661

Is there no way to get an html boxscore like we can in the baseball game. I was hoping there was something like that available for the purpose of sharing replay results.

Thank you

Nope. Best you can do is export as csv and try and find a way to convert that to thml. So far...haven't had a ton of luck doing that.

[tomkmb]

Originally Posted by drummerJ99

Nope. Best you can do is export as csv and try and find a way to convert that to thml. So far...haven't had a ton of luck doing that.

What have you tried?

Could be worth asking ChatGPT as it seems like the sort of thing it could make a little script for. I've been messing with it for days and it comes up with some good stuff, some less good stuff too but it could be worth messing with in this context!

[drummerJ99]

Originally Posted by tomkmb

What have you tried?

Could be worth asking ChatGPT as it seems like the sort of thing it could make a little script for. I've been messing with it for days and it comes up with some good stuff, some less good stuff too but it could be worth messing with in this context!

Just some of the stuff found in the mods section here on the forums. There was also a http://fhmcvsreader.com/ that no longer exists. Not sure who or what ChatGPT is. I know next to nothing about csv's and/or html.

[reverist]

Originally Posted by drummerJ99

Just some of the stuff found in the mods section here on the forums. There was also a http://fhmcvsreader.com/ that no longer exists. Not sure who or what ChatGPT is. I know next to nothing about csv's and/or html.

ChatGPT is an AI that can come up with a lot of different things based on your prompts. Basically, I foresee it being used to cheat on a lot of high school and college essays lol.

[tomkmb]

Originally Posted by reverist

ChatGPT is an AI that can come up with a lot of different things based on your prompts. Basically, I foresee it being used to cheat on a lot of high school and college essays lol.

It can also be used to write short scripts in something like Python, to take in a csv and output it into HTML!

[reverist]

Originally Posted by tomkmb

It can also be used to write short scripts in something like Python, to take in a csv and output it into HTML!

It gave me this, but honestly I can't quite get it to work:

import csv

# Open the CSV file and read the contents
with open('data.csv', 'r') as csv_file:
csv_reader = csv.reader(csv_file)

# Create an HTML table
table = '<table>\n'

# Read each row of the CSV file and add it to the HTML table
for row in csv_reader:
table += '\t<tr>\n'
for cell in row:
table += f'\t\t<td>{cell}</td>\n'
table += '\t</tr>\n'

# Close the table
table += '</table>'

# Save the HTML table to a file
with open('table.html', 'w') as html_file:
html_file.write(table)

[reverist]

OK, guys, I've had more luck simply finding a converter. If you'll click here, you'll see the result: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xuq...ew?usp=sharing

You'll notice my custom league team names are present; I simply found in the game under "Structure" on July 1 what IDs went with which teams, and then in the HTML code that it spit out from what file I input, I replaced the numeral with the team name.

Basically, I did an export, used "team_stats" as a test case, and cut out all minor and junior teams (convenient, since the numbers ran sequentially for my custom league; the NHL does not work this way). I think it basically looks all right.

Here's where I did it: https://www.convertcsv.com/csv-to-html.htm

[tomkmb]

Originally Posted by reverist

OK, guys, I've had more luck simply finding a converter. If you'll click here, you'll see the result: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xuq...ew?usp=sharing

You'll notice my custom league team names are present; I simply found in the game under "Structure" on July 1 what IDs went with which teams, and then in the HTML code that it spit out from what file I input, I replaced the numeral with the team name.

Basically, I did an export, used "team_stats" as a test case, and cut out all minor and junior teams (convenient, since the numbers ran sequentially for my custom league; the NHL does not work this way). I think it basically looks all right.

Here's where I did it: https://www.convertcsv.com/csv-to-html.htm

Nicely done man! Hopefully this will scratch the itch for people who are keen on this feature at the moment.