loto-results-hn

Public winning-results archive for La Diaria (Honduras), published as a single JSON file so an installed phone app can stay current without a backend.

Feed: results.json
Coverage: every daily draw since 2020-06-10, three per day — 11:00 (mañana), 15:00 (tarde), 21:00 (noche), Honduras time (UTC-6).
Updated: automatically, checked every hour. A new draw usually appears within an hour or two of the source sites posting it.

These are published lottery results. Nothing here is personal data, and nothing in this repository identifies anyone.

Format

{
  "v": 1,
  "generatedAt": "2026-09-16T02:10:00Z",
  "from": "2020-06-10",
  "to": "2026-09-15",
  "days": 2281,
  "draws": 6803,
  "packed": "202609152267..\n20260914012904\n…"
}

packed is one line per day, newest first:

YYYYMMDD + <mañana><tarde><noche>

Each slot is a two-digit number 00–99, or .. when that draw is missing or has not happened yet. The line above (202609152267..) is a normal partial day: mañana 22, tarde 67, noche not yet drawn.

Only the main two-digit number is kept. The secondary “signo” digit is dropped — it is inconsistent between sources and irrelevant to a two-digit archive.

Consumers should treat v as a hard gate and ignore any payload where it is not 1.

How it stays current

update.py runs on a schedule, catches up from the newest stored day, and commits only when something actually changed. It always restarts from the newest stored day rather than the day after, so a day that was partial when it was first written gets its later slots filled in place.

Results come from resuloto and are cross-checked against lotodehonduras. When the two disagree about a slot, that slot is published as .. rather than guessed, and the scheduled run is marked failed so a human resolves it (every hourly run stays failed until then). This is not hypothetical: resuloto has historically served a wrong 00 for a main number, which is the entire reason the second source is consulted.

Run it by hand with:

python update.py --dry-run              # show what would change
python update.py                        # catch up and write
python update.py --start 2026-09-01     # force a re-fetch from a date

Python 3, standard library only.

Why this repository is separate

The app that consumes this feed lives in a private repository. Only the results data is public, because only the results data needs to be — it is public information already, and a feed has to be fetchable without a token.

The app this serves is for entertainment. Two-digit lottery draws are independent and uniform: nothing in this archive predicts a future draw, and it is not published as a tipping service.