A quick and dirty script to generate a CSV of runs for Games Done Quick events

generate_gdq_csv.php

<?php
/**
 * After GDQ events, I like to make a quick spreadsheet and tick off 
 * all the runs I've seen, and then catch up on all the ones I've
 * missed in the vods.
 *
 * They're using the Vercel app now and a helpful open endpoint
 * exposes the data. This quick and dirty script will output a CSV
 * that you can import into your favourite editor with the info you
 * need to track your viewing.
 *
 * Donate to the Prevent Cancer Foundation if you can, and treat
 * yourself to a salad :)
 */
$schedule = json_decode(file_get_contents('https://gdq-site.vercel.app/api/schedule/46'));

fputcsv(STDOUT, [
    'watched',
    'name',
    'runner',
    'category',
    'console',
    'youtube',
]);

foreach ($schedule as $type => $runs) {
    if ($type == 'event') {
        continue;
    }

    foreach ($runs as $run) {
        if ($run->type == 'speedrun') {
            fputcsv(STDOUT, [
                false,
                $run->display_name ?? $run->name ?? null,
                is_array($run->runners)
                    ? implode(', ', array_map(
                        fn ($runner) => $runner->type == 'runner' ? $runner->name : null, $run->runners
                    )) : null,
                $run->category ?? null,
                $run->console ?? null,
                $run?->video_links[0]?->url ?? null,
            ]);
        } elseif ($run->type == 'interview') {
            $runner = $run->interviewers ?? null;
            if ('' !== $run->subjects) {
                $runner = (null === $runner) ? $run->subjects : ', '.$run->subjects;
            }
            fputcsv(STDOUT, [
                false,
                $run->topic ?? null,
                $run->interviewers ?? null,
                null,
                null,
                null,
            ]);
        }
    }
}