Integration Scenarios
The pages in this section are step-by-step workflows for the most common Tennis API integrations. Each scenario lists the feeds it uses, walks the calls in order with responses, and closes with use cases and best practices.
Scenarios
| Scenario | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Pulling Schedules | Discovering competitions and seasons, season and daily schedules, and per-player schedules |
| Tracking Live Matches | The live feeds, point-by-point timelines, in-play statistics, and live win probabilities |
| Building Brackets | Draw structures, cup rounds, and wiring a knockout bracket from Season Links |
| Retrieving Rankings and Standings | World rankings, race rankings, doubles rankings, and round-robin standings |
| Monitoring Data Changes | Keeping a store in sync with created, updated, and removed fixtures and competitor merges |
Where to Start
| If you are building | Start with | Then add |
|---|---|---|
| A schedule or results site | Pulling Schedules | Monitoring Data Changes |
| A live scoreboard or match tracker | Tracking Live Matches | Match Status Workflow, Pulling Schedules |
| A tournament bracket experience | Building Brackets | Pulling Schedules, Tracking Live Matches |
| A rankings or player page | Retrieving Rankings and Standings | Pulling Schedules |
| A stats archive | Pulling Schedules | Historical Data, Monitoring Data Changes |
Before You Build
- Confirm coverage for the competitions you care about first: Data Coverage and Tiers.
- Understand the match lifecycle before wiring live logic: Match Status Workflow.
- Set your polling cadences from the Update Frequencies chart rather than guessing.
- Real-time products should read Push Feeds for the streaming option.
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