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A simple library to display tournament brackets (round-robin, single elimination, double elimination)

It contains all the logic needed to display tournaments.

• Supports translation (i18next), which also allows you to change the vocabulary
• It was developed in vanilla JS, so you can use it in any framework
• A full working example of creating and displaying brackets (see ./demo/with-ui.html)
• Themes supported, with CSS variables (see ./demo/themes)
• Display participant images next to their name (example)
• Do actions when a match is clicked (example, feature request)
• Custom round names: do you want to say "Semi Finals" instead of "Round 2"? (example, feature request)

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Import the library from npm using jsDelivr (you can replace @latest to lock a specific version):

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/brackets-viewer@latest/dist/brackets-viewer.min.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/brackets-viewer@latest/dist/brackets-viewer.min.js"></script>

Or from GitHub with (you can replace @master by any branch name, tag name or commit id):

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Drarig29/brackets-viewer.js@master/dist/brackets-viewer.min.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Drarig29/brackets-viewer.js@master/dist/brackets-viewer.min.js"></script>

Now, you can use it with data generated using brackets-manager or with crafted data following the brackets-model.

Usage:

This will find a unique element with a .brackets-viewer class, and append to it:

window.bracketsViewer.render({
 stages: data.stage,
 matches: data.match,
 matchGames: data.match_game,
 participants: data.participant,
});

If you want to clear the container's content before rendering again, use this:

window.bracketsViewer.render({
 stages: data.stage,
 matches: data.match,
 matchGames: data.match_game,
 participants: data.participant,
}, {
 clear: true,
});

If you have multiple elements with a .brackets-viewer class, you must provide a selector:

window.bracketsViewer.render({
 stages: data.stage,
 matches: data.match,
 matchGames: data.match_game,
 participants: data.participant,
}, {
 selector: '#example',
});

See the full documentation for the render() configuration.

To quickly test, you can also try the demos by visiting ./demo/index.html.

To use json-server, you can:

• Run the npm script named db to serve the static database file ./demo/db.json

  npm run db

• Or use directly the db.json file generated by unit tests in the brackets-manager project

  npx json-server --watch path/to/brackets-manager/db.json

This library has been created to be used by the Nantarena.

It has been inspired by:

• Toornament (design inspiration)
• Responsive Tournament Bracket (connection between matches in plain CSS)