Simple CLI and library to check if your Spanish Christmas Lottery numbers have been awarded.
It has two available commands:
$ lottery-go
Checks Spain Christmas Lottery Results using EL PAIS API
Usage:
lottery-go [command]
Available Commands:
check Checks if number has been awarded
help Help about any command
monitor monitors your lottery numbers and notifies you
Flags:
-v, --verbose prints verbose information during command execution
Use "lottery-go [command] --help" for more information about a command.The command check is for checking a number against the API just once:
$ lottery-go check 11111 -v
[{Num:11111 Prize:0 Timestamp:1513241029 Status:0 Error:0}]While the command monitor is for checking a list of numbers until the raffle has finished and the official results are available. In addition, when a number you are checking has been awarded, it notifies you by email.
$ lottery-go monitor test@example.com 11111 22222 -v
2017/12/18 23:14:14 checking [11111 22222] numbers, notifying test@example.com
2017/12/18 23:15:14 checking numbers again
2017/12/18 23:15:14 [{Num:11111 Prize:0 Timestamp:1513241029 Status:0 Error:0} {Num:22222 Prize:0 Timestamp:1513241029 Status:0 Error:0}]
2017/12/18 23:15:14 raffle has not started yet. Skipping...In order to send the email, the command is using AWS SES. You need to setup your AWS credentials as specified in the aws-sdk-go documentation
The library function CheckNumbers accept a list of numbers as a variadic list of arguments and returns an array with the parsed response of the EL PAIS API.
var n int = 11111
func main() {
p, err := lottery.CheckNumbers(n)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
fmt.Printf("%+v\n", p)
}