Overview
Purpose
Section titled “Purpose”The Sports Live system is a real-time sports broadcasting and viewer experience tool.
It enables fans, commentators, and organizers to track ongoing matches with live updates, visualizations, and in-game statistics.
- Provide a live match viewer that displays scores, game clock, possession, and key events.
- Deliver an interactive event timeline with animations for substitutions, cards, and other milestones.
- Allow organizers to set up matches by creating teams, players, and schedules.
- Enable manual input of match events when automated data feeds are not available.
- Offer APIs for third-party systems to consume match data and integrate live updates.
Features
Section titled “Features”Match Viewer
Section titled “Match Viewer”- View current score, game clock, possession, and in-game stats.
- Display structured data for fans, commentators, or organizers.
Event Feed
Section titled “Event Feed”- Timeline of in-game events with timestamps and descriptions.
- Animated updates for key actions (e.g., substitutions, cards, goals).
Match Setup
Section titled “Match Setup”- Create matches, add teams and players, define schedules.
- Edit metadata such as venue, timing, and roster information.
Live Input
Section titled “Live Input”- Enter events and score changes manually when not connected to live feeds.
- Pause/resume timeline or edit events as needed.
API Modules
Section titled “API Modules”- Live Update API – Receive and store stat events from external sources.
- Feed API – Retrieve current match state for front-end display.
- Match Setup API – CRUD operations for matches, teams, and scheduling.
- Display API – Serve structured game data for scoreboards and overlays.
Database Entities
Section titled “Database Entities”- Match Info – Match ID, start time, team IDs, current status.
- Event Log – Timestamped stat events (e.g., goal, foul, timeout).
- Display State – Current score, clock, possession, game phase.
- Player & Team Data – Synced or manually entered team rosters.
👉 For more details on implementation, see:
- Usage Guides – Frontend, Backend, Authentication, and API Reference.
- Development – Technology stack, database documentation, and third-party integrations.
- Testing & Quality – QA process, bug tracking, and user feedback cycle.