Public results data (JSON)

The site publishes JSON files used by its results pages. Use the addresses below. This is a file format, not the previously advertised /api/v1 service.

Recent draws

• Lotto: recent.json · stats.json
• Lotto Plus: recent.json · stats.json
• Mini Lotto: recent.json · stats.json
• Multi Multi: recent.json · stats.json
• Eurojackpot: recent.json · stats.json
• Kaskada: recent.json · stats.json

curl --fail https://pewniaki.pl/assets/json/db/lotto/recent.json

Reading the response

Read the draws array. Each record provides numbers and drawn_at; other fields depend on the game and available data. An empty array means no records in this file. This file is not the complete archive.

const response = await fetch('/assets/json/db/lotto/recent.json');
if (!response.ok) throw new Error('HTTP ' + response.status);
const data = await response.json();
if (!Array.isArray(data.draws)) throw new Error('Invalid draws');
console.log(data.draws);

Availability and freshness

Check the HTTP status, JSON parsing and draw date before using a result. A server error may be HTML; do not treat it as an empty draw. Save a last known good copy separately. Cross-origin access and rate-limit headers are not guaranteed by this documentation. Same-origin fetch is shown above.

Ready-made website widget

If you do not need to process JSON, use the configurable iframe widget. You can select games, width, colour theme and optional five-minute refresh.

Configure the results widget