# Code libraries

### Community libraries

To help developers integrate the Sportmonks Football API more efficiently, the community has contributed various SDKs and packages across different programming languages. Below is a collection of available resources:

#### Laravel

* **sportmonks-fpicosm** ([GitHub Repository](https://github.com/fpicosm/sportmonks))\
  A Laravel package for interacting with the Sportmonks Football API, making it easier to fetch and process football data.

### Contribute your own library

We encourage developers to build and share their own libraries, SDKs, and integrations for the Sportmonks Football API. If you've created a package in any programming language, feel free to submit it for inclusion in this list.

To contribute:

1. Publish your package on GitHub or a relevant package registry (e.g., PyPI, npm, Maven).
2. Share the repository link with us by [contacting our support team](https://www.sportmonks.com/contact-support/).
3. Ensure that your library is well-documented and adheres to best practices for API integration.

By contributing, you help expand the ecosystem and make it easier for other developers to integrate football data into their projects!


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