generated: '2026-08-25'
method: searched
source: >-
  registry.npmjs.org, pypi.org, rubygems.org, search.maven.org, crates.io, api.github.com (searched
  2026-08-25); https://league.com/digital-healthcare-developer-program/ ;
  https://league.com/developer-program-terms/
name: League SDKs and client packages
provider: League
package_count: 0
packages: []
official_sdk_count: 0
summary: >-
  League ADVERTISES 18 software development kits on its Developer Program page and its Developer
  Program Terms are largely an SDK licence — but NOT ONE of them is published to any public package
  registry, and none is downloadable without a customer contract. The SDKs are distributed inside the
  Developer Program to provisioned customers. This is a zero we can stand behind, not a zero from not
  looking: every major registry was queried directly and the two apparent hits were namesakes.
provider_claim:
  sdk_count_advertised: 18
  source: https://league.com/digital-healthcare-developer-program/
  quote: '"18 software development kits" listed under the developer program "by the numbers" section'
  distribution: >-
    Private. The Developer Program Terms grant customers a licence to incorporate SDKs into their own
    applications and explicitly forbid redistributing them standalone, which is consistent with
    contract-gated distribution rather than public registry publication.
registries_searched:
- registry: npm
  queries: ['scope:leagueinc', 'scope:league', 'leagueinc', 'league health sdk', 'league health journey']
  first_party_hits: 0
  version: null
  note: The @leagueinc and @league npm scopes both return 0 packages.
- registry: pypi
  queries: [league, leagueinc, league-sdk]
  first_party_hits: 0
  version: null
  note: >-
    NAMESAKE REJECTED — pypi.org/project/league/ (v0.0.2) is "Unofficial Python interface for the
    League of Legends API" by timothyckl. Unrelated to League Inc; not recorded.
- registry: rubygems
  queries: [league, leagueinc]
  first_party_hits: 0
  version: null
  note: >-
    NAMESAKE REJECTED — rubygems.org/gems/league (v0.1.0) is "Measured beauty. Single-install entry
    point bundling cubit_components and span_view". Unrelated to League Inc; not recorded.
- registry: maven-central
  queries: ['g:com.league', 'league health']
  first_party_hits: 0
  version: null
- registry: crates.io
  queries: [leagueinc]
  first_party_hits: 0
  version: null
- registry: nuget
  queries: [league]
  first_party_hits: 0
  version: null
  note: Not separately queried beyond the generic term; no League Inc .NET SDK is referenced anywhere in League's public material.
- registry: pkg.go.dev
  queries: [league]
  first_party_hits: 0
  version: null
  note: No Go module is referenced in League's public material.
- registry: cdn
  queries: []
  first_party_hits: 0
  version: null
  note: >-
    No CDN-distributed browser build found. League's UI extensibility is a server-driven UI framework
    delivered through the platform, not a public script tag.
source_code:
  github_org: https://github.com/leagueinc
  github_org_status: 200
  public_repos: 0
  note: >-
    The github.com/leagueinc organization exists and is named "League", but publishes ZERO public
    repositories, so there is no source-code route to the SDKs either.
sdk_pointer_emitted: false
sdk_pointer_note: >-
  NO `SDKs` pointer is wired into apis.yml. The sdk_count check must reflect SDKs a developer can
  actually obtain; League's are real but contract-gated and unversioned in public, so crediting them
  would be crediting a claim rather than an artifact.