How to check if tournament games of a player are being broadcast and get the link to the game?

[DeepKling]

I want to check automatically if a (real, not Lichess account) player - like Magnus Carlsen - is playing in a tournament now that is being broadcast on lichess. I see that https://lichess.org/api/broadcast lists the official broadcasts and that I can get the round information from there. But how do I check for player names and get the link to the game of the player? I see that I could find the player in the pgn with some simple regex, but the pgn does not contain the link to the lichess game page. https://lichess.org/broadcast/{broadcastTournamentSlug}/{broadcastRoundSlug}/{broadcastRoundId} is just the html page of the round, no JSON. Am I missing something?

[loepare]

As far as I know it is necessary to know which tournament the certain player is playing, going onto the broadcast and searching his board manually. I don't know another way to do it.

[DeepKling]

OK, I thought I was missing something :-) . Actually I figured out that I can read the json within the page on https://lichess.org/broadcast/{broadcastTournamentSlug}/{broadcastRoundSlug}/{broadcastRoundId} with some recursive regex and then look from the player name in the chapter titles (player1 - player 2). Seems a bit clumsy, but what to do :-) .

[ornicar]

Isn't that endpoint documented here? https://lichess.org/api#operation/broadcastRoundGet

[DeepKling]

OK, now I just had a look at the berserk module and understood that I need to send a header for the request to receive the json:
test = requests.get(url, headers={'Authorization': 'Bearer <lichesss token>'})
I somehow assumed it would work without Authorization (just like https://lichess.org/api/broadcast) and wondered why I get html code for that endpoint.

[DeepKling]

Just to add: It would be cool if you could enter a text in the search field at the top of the front page and not only accounts, but also running games being broadcast (i.e. player names, only the latest game maybe if several hits) or tournament names containing the input could be found.