Singular.live

Partly, untested. Singular Data Streams take any JSON over HTTP, without call limits, and a composition script puts the values into the graphic. For overlays.uno, which runs on Singular, use the built-in UNO output instead: it needs no script.

Video: overlays.uno and Singular.live scoreboards, updated live (3:29)

Set up

  1. In the Singular Dashboard, open Data Stream Manager > New and copy the private and public tokens. (Data Streams need a Pro plan or the free trial.)
  2. In ScoreSight, select HTTP API in the Outputs list (Outbound HTTP API) and set URL https://datastream.singular.live/datastreams/<PRIVATE TOKEN>, method PUT, Encode JSON (Simple key-value), and tick Only changes. Tick Send out API requests to external services.

  3. In Composer, give each value a text control node, and add a composition script along these lines:

    // init
const sc = comp.find("<Sub-composition name>")[0];
ds = context.utils.createDataStream("<PUBLIC TOKEN>", (status, msg) => {
  if (status !== "message") return;
  console.log(msg);  // check the shape first
  const data = (msg && msg.payload) || msg;  // the values, wrapped or not
  const update = {};
  if (data["Home Score"] !== undefined) update["HomeScore"] = data["Home Score"];
  if (data["Time"] !== undefined) update["Clock"] = data["Time"];
  sc.updateContent(update);  // control node IDs on the left
});
// close
ds.close();
  4. Check the stream’s status in the Data Stream Manager, and watch the Composer preview.

Notes

The requests carry only fields with a good reading, so update only the keys that are present.

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