fix: resolve dunkscore parse issue

[poteto0]

I'm not sure that best response structure, but this resolve issue.

resolve issue as below

• [Bug]: dunkscoreleaders cannot perse response #597

[poteto0]

@rsforbes can you review this?

[brandonhawi]

Left some comments, but overall looks good 👍🏼

[poteto0]

@brandonhawi
Thanks. I'll check in a few days

[poteto0]

@brandonhawi I reflected the review

[brandonhawi]

Thanks so much for your contributions. Left one small documentation comment but otherwise awesome work!

[poteto0]

@brandonhawi thank you. I commited your comment

[poteto0]

Any update here?

[brandonhawi]

Looks good, another small nitpick

[poteto0]

@brandonhawi thx. I made a commit

[swar]

My apologies for my lack of response here.

Just some questions so I can get the context on here:

• It seems like this issue popped up because of a potentially change in structure of how this data was being returned. Is that correct?
• Is the change from dunks -> Dunks because that's what's being done on the endpoint?

And is the following code below accurate when trying test it out?

result = dunkscoreleaders.DunkScoreLeaders(
        season="2025-26",
)
print(result.get_dict())

[poteto0]

@swar thanks for comment.

It seems like this issue popped up because of a potentially change in structure of how this data was being returned. Is that correct?

Before the change, a custom parser was not implemented, and it referenced a key named resultSet. Upon examining the rawResponse, a value was found under the key dunks.
Therefore, a custom parser was implemented to reference dunks instead.

Is the change from dunks -> Dunks because that's what's being done on the endpoint?

From Dunks -> dunks.
I don't know the original circumstances, but since the response was “dunks,” I've adopted it as is.

rawResponse on the issue.

#597

As I am not a native English speaker, the precise nuances may not be entirely accurate.

[poteto0]

@swar

And is the following code below accurate when trying test it out?

I've checked as below.

team_id and player_id looks *required params.

from nba_api.stats.endpoints.dunkscoreleaders import DunkScoreLeaders

result = DunkScoreLeaders(
    season="2025-26",
    team_id_nullable="1610612737",
    player_id_nullable="1630168",
)
print(result.get_dict())

[swar]

I caused a conflict with this branch. If you are unable to resolve it, I can take look into resolving it when the next release goes out.

Thank you @poteto0!

[poteto0]

thanks @swar

I dealed w/ conflict