@pipeworx/openpowerlifting

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Powerlifting competition results from the OpenPowerlifting project — a lifter’s meet-by-meet history, the full results of a meet, and all-time top lifts by sex, equipment and weight class. About 4 million lifter entries across about 64,000 meets, worldwide.

Tools

• opl_lifter_history(name, equipment?, limit?, offset?) — every meet a lifter entered (most recent first) with federation, division, bodyweight, weight class, best squat / bench / deadlift, total, place and Dots / Wilks / Goodlift points, plus career bests. Same-named lifters are numbered in the data (“John Smith #2”); an ambiguous name returns the candidates rather than mixing them.
• opl_meet_results(meet_id | meet [+ federation, year], sex?, equipment?, weight_class?, division?, limit?, offset?) — the lifters of one meet ordered by sex, equipment, division, weight class and place. A name matching several meets returns the candidate list.
• opl_records(sex, equipment?, lift?, weight_class?, federation?, age_class?, tested?, year?, event?, limit?) — top performances by total, squat, bench, deadlift or Dots, one row per lifter (their best qualifying entry). These are the best entries in the data under the filters given, not an official federation record list.

All weights are kilograms. Every response carries source, licence and data_as_of (the release date of the loaded file).

Auth

Keyless.

Data sources

• OpenPowerlifting (openpowerlifting.org), powerlifting meet results database.

Licence. The project dedicates the data to the public domain and waives all copyright and related rights in it; attribution is requested but not required. The results are public competition records published by the project itself.

What is in the copy, and what is not.

• The best-of-three lifts, total, place, points and the meet/lifter descriptors are kept. The individual attempts (squat 1-4, bench 1-4, deadlift 1-4, with their made/missed marks) are not.
• The file is a snapshot: new meets appear on the next reload, and the project corrects old entries over time. data_as_of is the release date of the loaded file; latest_meet_date is the newest meet in it.
• Same-name lifters. The project numbers lifters it knows share a name (“John Smith #2”), but it cannot always tell two people apart; an un-numbered name can still mix more than one person’s results, so check the federations and years in career before treating a history as one person.
• place is text: a number, or DQ (disqualified), G (guest), NS (no-show), DD (doping disqualification).
• Equipment categories are the federation’s category, not necessarily what the lifter wore. tested is whether the federation drug-tests.
• Total is only populated when the lifter completed all the lifts of the event; opl_records ranks total over full three-lift (SBD) entries by default.
• Weight classes are strings as recorded (83, 84+); a super-heavy class is the + form.

Updating the data

OpenPowerlifting regenerates the file daily. Reload with (needs wrangler logged in to the Pipeworx Cloudflare account):

node scripts/openpowerlifting/load-data.mjs

The loader DROPs and reloads the tables, verifies row counts against what it generated and exits non-zero on a mismatch.

Tools

• opl_lifter_history — Meet-by-meet results and career bests for one powerlifter.
• opl_meet_results — Lifter-by-lifter results of one powerlifting meet, or the meets matching a name.
• opl_records — All-time top powerlifting lifts and totals by sex, equipment and weight class.