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League Tracker - User Guide

Welcome to the League Tracker User Guide! You can choose a topic below to find out how to use our product.

By: CS2113-AY1819S2-M11-1 Since: Jan 2019 Licence: MIT

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Quick Start
• 3. Viewing Help
• 4. Features
  • 4.1. Players
  • 4.2. Teams
  • 4.3. Matches
  • 4.4. Finance
  • 4.5. Export
  • 4.6. Data Analysis
  • 4.7. General
• 5. Saving the data
• 6. FAQ
• 7. Command Summary
  • 7.1. General Usage
  • 7.2. Players
  • 7.3. Teams
  • 7.4. Match Schedule
  • 7.5. Finance

1. Introduction

The League Tracker is an application that provides you with an efficient method of managing information of a football league. It features easy access and modification of information of teams and players in the league. The League Tracker will help you in keeping track of the current situation in a football league.

This User Guide provides information on the League Tracker installation process and commands of each feature. To get started, you can go to the Quick Start section.

2. Quick Start

1. Ensure that you have Java version 9 or later installed in your Computer.

2. Download the latest LeagueTracker.jar

3. Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for your League Tracker System.

4. Double-click the file to start the application. The GUI should appear in a few seconds.

   

   Figure 1. Welcome page of the GUI

5. Type the command in the command box and press Enter to execute it.

   

   Figure 2. Location of Command Box in GUI

3. Viewing Help

You can view the information of all commands in the League Tracker by using the Help command.

Format: help

💡	Help is also shown if you enter an incorrect command e.g. awihda

4. Features

The League Tracker has five main features: player feature, team feature, match feature, finance feature and export feature. These features will help you to manage useful information of your league more conveniently and effectively.

4.1. Players

The players feature in the application helps you to manage information of players in the league. In League Tracker, a player profile consists of 11 necessary pieces of information (see Table 1 below) and zero or more tag(s) (optional)

Table 1. The 11 necessary pieces of information

Player name

Position played by the player

Age of the player

Salary of the player (in USD)

Goals scored by the player

Goals assisted by the player

Name of the team that the player belongs to

Player’s nationality

Player’s jersey number in the current team

Number of appearance by the player in league games

Health status of the player

4.1.1. Add Player

You can use the addPlayer command to add a new player to the League Tracker.

Format ：

• addPlayer NAME p/POSITION a/AGE sal/SALARY gs/GOALSSCORED ga/GOALSASSISTED tm/TEAM ctry/COUNTRY jn/JERSEYNUMBER app/APPEARANCE hs/HEALTHSTATUS t/TAGS

Example:

• addPlayer Lionel Messi p/RW a/31 sal/20 gs/20 ga/20 tm/FC Barcelona ctry/Argentina jn/10 app/54 hs/Healthy

If the player has been successfully added, a success message will be displayed to the user with all attributes listed(see figure 3)

Figure 3. Success Message displayed after adding a player

Important

In League Tracker, a player could only be added if he/she belongs to an existing team in League Tracker. Therefore, if the Team entered does not match any existing team in Leauge Tracker, player addition will not be successfully executed.

ℹ️

* NAME should be spaces or alphanumeric characters; * Position should be spaces or alphanumeric characters; * AGE should be an integer between 0 and 100; * SALARY should be positive numbers in million USD; * GOALSSCORED should be a non-negative integer; * GOALSASSISTED should be a non-negative integer; * NATIONALITY should be a string; * JERSEYNUMBER should be an integer from 0 to 35; * APPEARANCE should be a non-negative integer; * HEALTHSTATUS should be a string;

4.1.2. Quick-add Player

As a full-detail addPlayer Command requires numerous attribute inputs from users, League Tracker provides an alternative command addFast to add player faster with less attribute input needed from the user.

Only NAME, POSITION, AGE, SALARY, TEAM, NATIONALITY, JERSEYNUMBER and TAGS (optional) are needed as input.GOALSSCORED,GOALSASSISTED,APPEARANCE and HEALTHSTATUS are set to default values (0,0,0 and Healthy)

Format ：

• addFast NAME p/POSITION a/AGE sal/SALARY tm/TEAM ctry/NATIONALITY jn/JERSEYNUMBER t/TAGS

Example:

• addFast Lionel Messi p/RW a/31 sal/20 tm/FC Barcelona ctry/Argentina jn/10

If the player has been successfully added, a success message will be displayed to the user with all attributes listed (including those that assume default values)(See figure 4)

Figure 4. Success Message displayed after using addFast Command to add a player

ℹ️	addFast Command has the same set of requirements on attribute data type as addPlayer command

4.1.3. Delete Player By Index

You can use the deletePlayer command to delete an existing player in the League Tracker.

First you need to do a listPlayer command to obtain the index of player in the league record. This step is necessary.

Then perform deletePlayer command using this index.

Format ：

• listPlayer
  

• deletePlayer Index

Example:

1. Do a listPlayer command to obtain the index of all players in the league record.(See figure 5)

Figure 5. Information of all players in the league record after executing the listPlayer command

1. Assume that the user wants to delete the player named "Cristiano Ronaldo" with index 2, the user just needs to input deletePlayer 2 as the delete command.

2. If successfully deleted, a success message will be shown to the user. (See figure 6)

Figure 6. Success Message displayed after using delete Command to delete a player

Warning

For current versions of League Tracker, deletion of players are permanent

4.1.4. Delete All Players in League Tracker

You can use the clearPlayer command to delete all existing players in the League Tracker.

Format :

• clearPlayer

All players in League Tracker will be deleted and a successful message will be displayed to user (see figure 7).

Figure 7. Success Message displayed to user after deleting all existing players in League Tracker

Warning

For current versions of League Tracker, deletion of players are permanent

4.1.5. Display Player Profile By Index

You can use the displayProfile command to display the whole profile of a selected player.

First, you should do a listPlayer Command to pass:[<u>obtain the index of the target player. This step is necessary.

Then, you can use this displayProfile Command to pass:[<u>obtain the full player profile for the playerpass:[<u>.

Format ：

• listPlayer
  

• displayProfile Index

Example:

• listPlayer
  

• displayProfile 1

If the player with the index exists, a success message will be displayed to the user containing all information regarding the player

Figure 8. Success Message displayed to user with a viewAll Command by index

4.1.6. Edit Player Profile

You can use this editPlayer command to edit information of an existing player's profile in the League Tracker.

First, you need to do a listPlayer command to obtain the index number of the target player in league tracker’s record. This step is necessary.

Then, you can use editPlayer command to do edition on the attribute information by providing respective updated information. Consequently the profile of the target player will be edited in accordance with the information provided.

💡

Our editPlayer command allows the user to make changes to one or more attributes in the player profile. Simply follow the format and key in only the attribute information that you want to update. Please note that you need to key in at least one attribute to make the editPlayer command meaningful. Old values will be overwritten by new inputs (including tags).

Format ：

• listPlayer
  

• editPlayer INDEX_NUMBER [n/NAME] [p/POSITIONPLAYED] [a/AGE] [sal/SALARY] [gs/GOALSSCORED] [ga/GOALSASSISTED] [ctry/NATIONALITY] [jn/JERSEYNUMBER] [app/APPEARANCE] [hs/HEALTHSTATUS] [t/TAGS]

('[]' means that this entry is optional, If it is not typed in the input, the original information for this particular attribute will be kept unchanged)

Example:

let’s say you want to edit the player profile of a player with name "Lionel Messi"

Specifically, you want to change the salary information to be '2000' in the league tracker.

• listPlayer
  

Figure 9. Information displayed after listPlayer command

From the listPlayer command (See figure 9), you find out that the index number of player 'Lionel Messi' is 1.

• editPlayer 1 sal/2000

If the edition is executed successfully, a success message will be displayed to the user containing the player profile after edition(See figure 10).

Figure 10. Success Message after edition

ℹ️	You will not be allowed to change player’s team using the editPlayer command. It should be done using the transfer Command. Edition of GOALSSCORED is also blocked in editPlayer command to avoid interference with League Tracker’s automatic update using match information

Warning

As League Tracker’s internal algorithms use players' NAME attributes to distinguish, identify and track player objects, please be reminded that edition of NAME using editPlayer command should be treated carefully after thorough considerations. You most likely need to adjust respective match information to make sure your action will not cause unwanted consequences.

4.1.7. Search for Players using keywords

You can use the findPlayer command to search for players in League Tracker using certain keywords.

Format:

• findPlayer KEYWORD

Example:

• findPlayer Messi

If one or more players with such keyword in his/her name exist in the league tracker, his/her/their profile details will be displayed.(See figure 11).

Figure 11. Successful search displaying the profile of a player "Lionel Messi" whose name matches the keyword "Messi"

4.1.8. List All Players in League Tracker

You can use the listPlayer command to check the list of all players with their details in League Tracker.

Format ：

• listPlayer

A list of all players' information will be displayed following the command.(See figure 12)

Figure 12. Successful listPlayer Command displaying all player profiles in League Tracker

4.1.9. Sort Players in League Tracker

You can use the sortPlayer command to sort the player list by alphabetical order.

Format :

• sortPlayer

Example:

Figure 13 shows a player list before sorting, obtained using listPlayer command. However, listPlayer is not compulsory here.

Figure 13. A player list in League Tracker before sorting obtained by executing a listPlayer Command

• sortPlayer

If the sortPlayer command is executed successfully, a success message will be displayed to user. (see figure 14)

Figure 14. Success Message after executing a sortPlayer command

Now do another listPlayer command, you can see that the player list has been alphabetically sorted.(See figure 15)

Figure 15. The player list after executing a sortPlayer command

4.1.10. Transfer Player to a different team in League Tracker

You can use the transfer command to transfer a player to another existing team in League Tracker.

Format :

• transfer PLAYERNAME tm/DESTINATIONTEAM jn/NEWJERSEYNUMBER sal/NEWSALARY

ℹ️	The player must already exist in League Tracker. The destination team must already exist in League Tracker The destination team shall not be the same as the player’s current team The Jersey Number must be available in the destination team All data type constraints of these attributes still hold

Example:

Let’s say you want to transfer the player "Lionel Messi" who is currently in team "FC Barcelona" to team "Juventus", his jersey number will be 10 at "Juventus", his salary will be 20,000,000 USD at "Juventus". (Here in example, assume that the conditions stated above are all met)

• transfer Lionel Messi tm/Juventus jn/10 sal/20000000

If the transfer is successfully executed, a success message will be shown to the user with player’s name, his team before transfer, his team after transfer, his new jersey number and his new salary.(See figure 16)

Figure 16. Example of a success message displayed after a successful transfer

ℹ️	For current versions, League Tracker will keep the gaols scored data as it keeps track of total number of goals scored by the individual player.

4.1.11. Display Player Profile using player’s index number

You can use the displayProfile command to display the profile of a specific player identified by his index number.

First you need to do a listPlayer command to obtain the index of player in the league record. This step is necessary.

Then perform displayProfile command using this index.

Format:

• listPlayer

• displayProfile INDEXNUMBER

Example:

• displayProfile 1

If the index number correctly identifies a player, the player’s profile will be displayed to user.(See figure 17)

Figure 17. Displaying player’s profile with index number 1

4.2. Teams

The teams feature in the application helps you to manage information of football teams in the league.

4.2.1. Add Team

You can use the Add Team command to add a new team to the League Tracker.

Format : addteam NAME c/COUNTRY s/SPONSORSHIP [t/TAGS]

Example:
addteam Liverpool c/United Kingdom s/2000000 t/red

Adds a new Team with the specified details.

Figure 18. After Adding

4.2.2. Delete Team

You can use the Delete Team command to delete an existing Team from League Tracker.

Format : deleteteam INDEX

Example:

• listteam
  

Figure 19. After listing

• deleteteam 1
  

Deletes the 1st Team in the Team list.

Figure 20. After deleting

4.2.3. Edit Team

You can use the Edit Team command to edit information of a Team in League Tracker.
Format : editteam INDEX [n/NAME] [c/COUNTRY] [s/SPONSORSHIP] [t/TAGS]

Example:

• listteam
  

Figure 21. After Listing

• editteam 1 n/United Malaysia
  

Figure 22. After Editing

Edits the name of the 1st Team in the Team list to United Malaysia.

ℹ️	Team’s name cannot be edited if existing players or matches are tied to the team. Inputing t/nil for tags will remove all tags for the team.

4.2.4. Find Team

You can use the Find Team command to find teams containing certain keywords.
Format : findteam KEYWORD

Example: findteam a

Figure 23. After Finding

4.2.5. List Team

You can use the List Team command to see the list of all current teams in the league.

Format : listteam

Figure 24. After Listing

4.2.6. View Team

You can use the View Team command to see the deatils of a Team from the league tracker.

ℹ️	Running this command will display all players in the team, thus you can use this if you want to know who are in the team.

Format : viewteam INDEX

Example:

• listteam
  

Figure 25. After Listing

• viewteam 1
  

Figure 26. After Viewing

Display the 1st team’s details.

4.3. Matches

The Match Schedule Feature in the application helps you to manage information of matches in the league.

4.3.1. Add Matches

You can use the addmatch command to add a new match to League Tracker.

Format : addmatch DD MMM YYYY h/HOMETEAM a/AWAYTEAM

Important

HOMETEAM and AWAYTEAM must be added into League Tracker before addition of match. (See section 4.2.1. Add Team)

Example:
addmatch 1 Jan 2019 h/Fulham a/Chelsea

Adds a new match with the specified details.

Figure 27. Successful addition of match between teams "Fulham" and "Chelsea" on "1 Jan 2019"

4.3.2. Delete Matches

You can use the deletematch command to delete an existing match from League Tracker.

Format : deletematch INDEX

ℹ️	You should listmatch or findmatch to get INDEX before you execute this command. (See sections 4.3.4. List Matches and 4.3.5. Search For Matches By Match Date)

Example:

• listmatch
  

Figure 28. The list of match in League Tracker

• deletematch 1
  

Deletes the 1st match in the match list.

Figure 29. Successful deletion of 1st match in the list

4.3.3. Delete All Matches In League Tracker

You can use the clearmatch command to delete all existing matches from League Tracker.

Format : clearmatch

Clears all matches in League Tracker.

Figure 30. Successful clearing of matches

4.3.4. List Matches

You can use the listmatch command to see the list of all matches in League Tracker.

Format : listmatch

List all matches in League Tracker.

Figure 31. The list of match in League Tracker

4.3.5. Search For Matches By Match Date

You can use the findmatch command to search for matches in League Tracker with same day, month or year.

Format:

• findmatch DATE

ℹ️	If the day of the DATE is single digit, i.e 1-9, "0" must be added in front. For example, 8 Apr 2019 is to be keyed in as 08 Apr 2019. Month is case-sensitive when used in this command.

Example:

• findmatch 01 Feb 2020

If one or more matches has date with the same day, month or year, a summary of the match(es) will be displayed.

Figure 32. Successful search displaying the matches with date that has same day, month or year "01 Feb 2020"

4.3.6. Update Matches

You can use the updatematch command to update the outcome of an existing match in League Tracker.

Format : updatematch INDEX h/HOMEREVENUE a/AWAYREVENUE [g/GOALSCORER]…​ [o/OWNGOALSCORER]…​

Important

GOALSCORER and OWNGOALSCORER must be in the TEAMS participating in the match.

ℹ️

GOALSCORER and OWNGOALSCORER are optional fields and can be omitted. GOALSCORER and OWNGOALSCORER can also be included in command more than once to add more GOALSCORERs and OWNGOALSCORERs e.g updatematch INDEX h/HOMEREVENUE a/AWAYREVENUE [g/GOALSCORER][g/GOALSCORER][o/OWNGOALSCORER][o/OWNGOALSCORER].

ℹ️	You should listmatch or findmatch to get INDEX before you execute this command. (See sections 4.3.4. List Matches and 4.3.5. Search For Matches By Match Date)

Example:

• listmatch
  

Figure 33. The list of match in League Tracker

• updatematch 1 h/20 a/8
  

Updates the 1st match in the match list with specified match results.

Figure 34. Successful update of 1st match in the list

4.3.7. View Matches

You can use the viewmatch command to see the full details of a Match in League Tracker.

Format : viewmatch INDEX

ℹ️	You should listmatch or findmatch to get INDEX before you execute this command. (See sections 4.3.4. List Matches and 4.3.5. Search For Matches By Match Date)

Example:

• listmatch
  

Figure 35. The list of match in League Tracker

• viewmatch 1
  

Display the 1st match details.

Figure 36. Details of the 1st match in the list

4.4. Finance

The Finance Feature in the application helps you to manage and keep track of financial conditions in the league.

4.4.1. Get League Finance

You can use the Get League Finance command to view the total financial condition of the league.

Format : getlf

Example:
getlf

Figure 37. result after typing "getlf"

ℹ️	The histogram of financial incomes of four quarters helps you to better visualise the trend of changes of financial income.

4.4.2. Get Team Finance

You can use the Get Team Finance command to view the financial condition in USD of a selected Team in League Tracker.

Format : getfinance INDEX

Example:

• Listteam
  

• getfinance 4

Figure 38. the list of teams displayed after typing "listteam"

Figure 39. result of getting finance of the selected team

💡	This Get Team Finance command enables you to view the financial condition of a team from the list of teams. This is applicable when you are viewing the team list and then you get curious about the financial condition of a certain team in the team list.

4.4.3. List Team Finance

You can use the List Team Finance command to view the list of financial condition in USD of all Teams in the league.

Format : listfinance

Example:
listfinance

Figure 40. result of listing finances

ℹ️	The order of the finance list corresponds to the order of the list of teams.

4.4.4. View Team Finance

You can use the View Team Finance command to view the financial condition in USD of a selected Team in League Tracker from the finance list.

Format : viewfinance INDEX

Example:

• Listfinance
  

• viewfinance 4

Figure 41. the list of finances displayed after typing "listfinance"

Figure 42. result of viewing finance of the selected team from the finance list

ℹ️	This View Team Finance command gives you a more detailed version of the financial condition compared to the result of Get Team Finance command. More information on sponsorship and ticket income is given.

4.4.5. Rank Team Finance

You can use the Rank Team Finance command to view a ranked list of financial incomes of all Teams from high to low.

Format : rankfinance

Example:
rankfinance

Figure 43. result of ranking finances

4.5. Export

The Export Feature in League Tracker allows user to export data stored in League Tracker to Excel files to facilitate data transfer, storage and further processing.

This feature is empowered by an external Java library named Apache Poi, developed and maintained by the Apache Software Foundation.

4.5.1. Export Player Profiles to an Excel File

You can use the exportPlayer command to export all player profiles currently stored in League Tracker's storage file to an Excel file

For now, the export path has been hard-coded to be exported_player_record.xls, which can be found under the same directory of the application once exportPlayer command is called.

Format:

• exportPlayer

A success message will be displayed to the user after successful export. (see figure 26)

Figure 44. Success message shown to user after executing exportPlayer

You can view and have further manipulation with the data exported. Figure 27 below shows what it looks like inside exported_player_record.xls .

Figure 45. Screenshot of the exported excel file containing all stored player profiles

ℹ️	If exported_player_record.xls already exists, the exportPlayer command will overwrite the content.

4.5.2. Export Team Profiles to an Excel File

You can use the exportTeam command to export all team profiles currently stored in League Tracker's storage file to an Excel file

For now, the export path has been hard-coded to be exported_team_record.xls, which can be found under the same directory of the application once exportTeam command is called.

Format:

• exportTeam

A success message will be displayed to the user after successful export. (see figure 26)

Figure 46. Success message shown to user after executing exportTeam

You can view and have further manipulation with the data exported. Figure 29 below shows what it looks like inside exported_team_record.xls .

Figure 47. Screenshot of the exported excel file containing all stored team profiles

ℹ️	If exported_team_record.xls already exists, the exportTeam command will overwrite the content.

4.5.3. Export Finance Records to an Excel File

You can use the exportFinance command to export all finance records currently stored in League Tracker's storage file to an Excel file

For now, the export path has been hard-coded to be exported_finance_record.xls, which can be found under the same directory of the application once exportFinance command is called.

Format:

• exportFinance

A success message will be displayed to the user after successful export. (see figure 26)

Figure 48. Success message shown to user after executing exportFinance

You can view and have further manipulation with the data exported. Figure 31 below shows what it looks like inside exported_finance_record.xls .

Figure 49. Screenshot of the exported excel file containing all stored finance records

ℹ️	If exported_finance_record.xls already exists, the exportFinance command will overwrite the content.

4.5.4. Export Match Information to an Excel File

You can use the exportMatch command to export all match records currently stored in League Tracker's storage file to an Excel file

For now, the export path has been hard-coded to be exported_match_record.xls, which can be found under the same directory of the application once exportMatch command is called.

Format:

• exportMatch

A success message will be displayed to the user after successful export. (see figure 32)

Figure 50. Success message shown to user after executing exportMatch

You can view and have further manipulation with the data exported. Figure 33 below shows what it looks like inside exported_match_record.xls .

Figure 51. Screenshot of the exported excel file containing all stored match records

ℹ️	If exported_match_record.xls already exists, the exportMatch command will overwrite the content.

4.6. Data Analysis

You can use the generateReport command to have an in-app analysis on data stored in League Tracker using its internal tools. Results will be compiled, processed and presented to you formally in a report format (see figure 34).

Format: generateReport

Figure 52. Overview of report generated after in-app data analysis

The report consists of five sections:
1. Report introduction and timestamp
2. League Summary
3. Golden Boot (League top scorer)
4. Top scorers in each team
5. Transfer records of all player transfers executed successfully in the past

• Section 1: Report Introduction and Timestamp
  In this section, a brief introduction of report generation will be given and the exact timestamp of report generation will also be displayed for reference purposes. (See figure 35)

Figure 53. Section 1 of report

• Section 2: League Summary
  In this section, a summary of status and progress of the whole league will be presented (See figure 36), including:

  • Number of players currently tracked by League Tracker in league

  • Number of teams currently tracked by League Tracker in league

  • Number of matches currently tracked by League Tracker in league

  • Number of matches played and updated

Figure 54. Section 2 of report

• Section 3: Golden Boot (league top scorer)
  In this section, NAME ,TEAM and GOALSSCORED of the current Golden Boot in the league will be presented (See figure 37). If there are more than one player in the league having the same number of goals at the top of score board, all of them will be recognized and displayed here.

Figure 55. Section 3 of report

• Section 4: Top Scorer(s) in Each Team
  In this section, NAME ,TEAM and GOALSSCORED of the top scorer(s) in each team will be presented (See figure 38). If there are more than one player in the same team having the same number of goals at the top of score board, all of them will be recognized and displayed here.

Figure 56. Section 4 of report

• Section 5: Transfer Records
  In this section, All transfer records since activation of League Tracker will be displayed here. (See figure 39)

Figure 57. Section 5 of report

ℹ️	For tracking purposes, all transfer ever made will be recorded, saved and displayed until the app resets

Important

As our exciting data analysis feature is still under development, we welcome all suggestions as of what other analysis should we include in the report. Please email [email protected] if you have any suggestion,

4.7. General

League Tracker also has some general commands

4.7.1. Viewing help sheet of all commands available in League Tracker

You can use the help command to view the help sheet that we prepare to guide you when you use League Tracker.

Format: help

Once successfully executed, the help sheet will appear for your view. All commands available are recorded and nicely categorized for your easy reference.(See figure 40)

Figure 58. Help sheet displayed

ℹ️	This help sheet will also be displayed when you key in wrong formats of commands to help you correct your usage

4.7.2. Exiting League Tracker

You can use the Exit command to exit the program.

Format: exit

5. Saving the data

League tracker data are saved in the hard disk automatically after any command that changes the data.

You do not need to save data manually. League tracker data are saved in a file called league_tracker.txt in the project root folder.

6. FAQ

Q: How do I transfer my data to another Computer?

A: Install the app in the other computer and overwrite the empty data file it creates with the file that contains the data of your previous LeagueTracker folder.

7. Command Summary

7.1. General Usage

List all commands : help
Exit the program : exit
Generate a report from data store in League Tracker : generateReport

7.2. Players

Add a Player to League Tracker: addPlayer
Add a Player to League Tracker faster : addFast
Delete a Player from League Tracker: deletePlayer
Delete all Players from League Tracker : clearPlayer
Edit a Player’s Profile : editPlayer
Export all player profiles to an Excel file : exportPlayer
Search for players using keywords : findPlayer
List all Players in the league : listPlayer
Sort League Tracker player list : sortPlayer
Transfer a player to another team : transfer
Display a Player’s Profile : displayProfile

7.3. Teams

Add Team to League : addteam
Clear all Teams in League : clearteam Delete Team from League : deleteteam
Edit Team’s Profile : editteam
Export all Team profiles to an Excel file : exportTeam
Find Team with Keyword : findteam
List Team in League : listteam
View Team in League : viewteam

7.4. Match Schedule

Add Match to League : addmatch
Delete Match from League : deletematch
Delete All Match from League : clearmatch
Export all match information to an Excel file : exportMatch
List Matches in League : listmatch
Search For Matches By Match Date in League : findmatch
Update Match in League : updatematch
View Match Detail : viewmatch

7.5. Finance

Get League Finance : getlf
Get Team Finance : getfinance
List Team Finance : Listfinance
View Team Finance : viewfinance
Rank Team Finance : rankfinance
Export all Finance records to an Excel file : exportFinance