Use whole season instead of weekly to get prev/next game

src/nhl_api/info.py

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@
 import json
 
 from nhl_api_client import Client
-from nhl_api_client.api.default import get_season_standings_by_date, get_team_week_schedule_by_date
-from nhl_api_client.models import SeasonStandings, WeekSchedule, Game
+from nhl_api_client.api.default import get_season_standings_by_date, get_team_season_schedule
+from nhl_api_client.models import SeasonStandings, Game, SeasonSchedule
 
 def team_info():
     """
@@ -127,35 +127,25 @@ def team_info():
     #         debug.error("Missing data in current team info")
 
 
-# This one is a little funky for the time. I'll loop through the what and why
-def team_previous_game(team_code, date, pg = None, ng = None):
-    # This response returns the next three games, starting from the date given
+def team_previous_game(team_code, season_id):
+    # This response returns whole schedule for the current season
     client = Client(base_url="https://api-web.nhle.com")
     teams_response = {}
     with client as client:
-        teams_response: WeekSchedule = get_team_week_schedule_by_date.sync(team_code, date, client=client)
+        teams_response: SeasonSchedule = get_team_season_schedule.sync(team_code, season_id, client=client)
 
+    # Probably breaks in the off season/preseason
     pg = teams_response.games[0]
-
-    # If the first game in the list is a future game, the that's the next game. I think this will always be the case...
-    # TODO: Get a better situation for a LIVE game when showing a team summary during intermission
-    if pg.game_state == "FUT" or pg.game_state == "PRE" or pg.game_state == "LIVE":
-        ng = pg
-        # Then we take the previous_start_date given from the response and run through it again
-        pg, ng = team_previous_game(team_code, teams_response.previous_start_date, None, ng)
-    else:
-        # I _think_ that realistically the previous_game will always be the last game in this list, but
-        # I'm going to simply loop through for now.
-        for game in teams_response.games[1:]:
-            if (game.game_state == "FINAL" or game.game_state == "OFF") and game.game_date > pg.game_date:
-                pg = game
-            else:
-                if ng is None or ng.game_date < game.game_date:
-                    ng = game
-
-    # Then return. I'd like to say we could be smart and take a few days off from the initial request,
-    # but I'm already questioning how that'd act with the likes of the all-star break.
-    # I think two requests is fine for now
+    ng = teams_response.games[0]
+    # # TODO: Get a better situation for a LIVE game when showing a team summary during intermission
+    for game in teams_response.games:
+        if (game.game_state == "FINAL" or game.game_state == "OFF") and game.game_date > pg.game_date:
+            pg = game
+        else:
+            if ng is None or ng.game_date < game.game_date:
+                ng = game
+                break
+
     return pg, ng
 
 def player_info(playerId):