Connection Statuses
Types
There are four connection statuses for MMA Fight Details:
Connected: Connection is healthy, our onsite team have no issues and are delivering data at the lowest latency (~2/3s from real time)
Disconnected: We are disconnected to our onsite team however there is an issue with the data being sent to us in real time – data will not be coming through until connection is re-established.
Market closed: Indication from the data collectors that they are having issues collecting data and you should suspend markets.
Market open: Indication from the data collectors that on-site issues have been resloved and you can enable markets.
1. Disconnected
This packet will be sent to indicate that we are totally disconnected to our onsite team. You will only receive this packet once – Assume that the state of the round is disconnected until you receive another “ConnectionStateChanged” packet.
Response Model
Disconnected Object
timestamp
date
The timestamp of the event, in UTC
eventElementType
string
The type of event, in this case always “ConnectionStateChanged”
state
string
The type of state, in this case “Disconnected”
Sample Event Packet
2. Connected
This packet will be sent to indicate that we are connected to our onsite team. You will only receive this packet once – Assume that the state of the round is connected until you receive another “ConnectionStateChanged” packet.
Response Model
Connected Object
timestamp
date
The timestamp of the event, in UTC
eventElementType
string
The type of event, in this case always “ConnectionStateChanged”
state
string
The type of state, in this case “Connected”
Sample Event Packet
3. Market closed
Response Model
MarketClose Object
timestamp
date
The timestamp of the event, in UTC
eventElementType
string
The type of event, in this case always “MarketOpen”
SeqNum
integer
Seq number of the packet
4. Market Open
Response Model
MarketOpen Object
timestamp
date
The timestamp of the event, in UTC
eventElementType
string
The type of event, in this case always “MarketOpen”
SeqNum
integer
Seq number of the packet
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