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Querying ESPN API

I'm thinking about how to get the Premier League standings using the ESPN API. They have endpoints for several leagues, like LaLiga and Serie A too. The good thing is that this data is accessible without needing an API key, so I can query them easily.

I need to set the current workspace and ensure I know the present working directory. I think I'll set the working directory to “.” and use curl combined with jq for extraction, but if jq isn't installed, I'll switch to Python for parsing. I might be able to do it all in one command instead.Handling network restrictions

I'm considering the network restrictions in place. The default network is fine, but with "Approvals on-failure," if a command fails due to the network or sandbox issues, it can escalate automatically. I really want to avoid making the user approve anything unnecessary.

I plan to use curl to reach the ESPN endpoints and fetch league standings quickly. A short inline Python script seems ideal for this. I think I’ll aim to output the top 6 teams with points, along with link disclaimers and a timestamp since the user requested the latest standings update.Planning API fetch

Okay, here's my plan: I want to fetch data from the ESPN API for five leagues: the Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga, and Ligue 1. I don’t think I need the UEFA Champions League for this.

After that, I'll parse children[0].standings.entries to get team names and stats like points, games played, wins, draws, losses, and goal difference. I need to confirm the JSON structure from ESPN, as I recall they have groups with "entries," and each entry includes team and stats.

I should probably test this by using curl to check one endpoint first.