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isExtendedConditionId

Tells whether a condition is extended: its market and selection titles come with the condition from the API, not from the @azuro-org/dictionaries package.

Usage

import { isExtendedConditionId } from '@azuro-org/toolkit'
 
isExtendedConditionId('6001000000000000000000000000001') // true
isExtendedConditionId('5001000000000000000000000000001') // true  - extended, an older condition
isExtendedConditionId('1001000000000000000000000000001') // false - legacy
isExtendedConditionId('')                                // false

Props

(conditionId: string) => boolean

Return Value

boolean

ℹ️

The first digit of a condition id is its type. Ids starting with 5 or 6 are both the extended type, 5 on older conditions. Every other id is a legacy condition, named from @azuro-org/dictionaries. Use this predicate rather than comparing the first character yourself, so your app classifies a condition exactly as the toolkit does.

Naming a condition

An extended condition is not in @azuro-org/dictionaries, so its names are the titles the API returns with it: ConditionDetailedData.title and OutcomeData.title from getConditionsByGameIds, or ConditionStateData.title and the title of each of its outcomes from getConditionsState when you only have the condition id. A legacy condition can carry a title too; the dictionaries name it when it has none.

import { isExtendedConditionId, type ConditionDetailedData } from '@azuro-org/toolkit'
import { getMarketName } from '@azuro-org/dictionaries'
 
const getConditionMarketName = (condition: ConditionDetailedData) => {
  // a title from the API wins for any condition, as in groupConditionsByMarket
  if (condition.title && condition.title !== 'null') {
    return condition.title
  }
 
  // extended: not in the dictionaries, so there is nothing to fall back to
  if (isExtendedConditionId(condition.conditionId)) {
    return 'Unknown'
  }
 
  // legacy: the dictionaries name the market by any of its outcomes
  return getMarketName({ outcomeId: condition.outcomes[0]!.outcomeId })
}

groupConditionsByMarket and getPredefinedCombo classify conditions with this predicate and never read @azuro-org/dictionaries for an extended condition. When an extended condition has no title, groupConditionsByMarket names its market by the condition id and its selections by their outcome ids, and getPredefinedCombo names both 'Unknown'.

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