get_all_clips | R Documentation |
Gets clip information by broadcaster ID (one only), or game ID (one only). This function will handle pagination with get_clips
automatically. Using at least one of the following parameters is required; broadcaster_id
or game_id
.
get_all_clips( broadcaster_id = NULL, game_id = NULL, ended_at = NULL, started_at = NULL )
broadcaster_id |
A numeric. ID of the broadcaster for whom clips are returned. The number of clips returned is determined by the first query-string parameter (default: 20). Results are ordered by view count. |
game_id |
A numeric. ID of the game for which clips are returned. The number of clips returned is determined by the first query-string parameter (default: 20). Results are ordered by view count. |
ended_at |
A character. Ending date/time for returned clips, in RFC3339 format. (Note that the seconds value is ignored.) If this is specified, started_at also must be specified; otherwise, the time period is ignored. |
started_at |
A character. Starting date/time for returned clips, in RFC3339 format. (The seconds value is ignored.) If this is specified, ended_at also should be specified; otherwise, the ended_at date/time will be 1 week after the started_at value. |
A tibble data frame of clip data.
https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference#get-clips
Other Clips:
get_clips()
## Not run: twitch_auth() user <- get_users(login = "KowAndToilet") all_clips <- get_all_clips(broadcaster_id = user$id) ## End(Not run)
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