igdb_parameters: igdb_parameters helps you convert your request to...
In igdb/igdb-api-r: IGDB API Wrapper

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

igdb_parameters helps you convert your request to queryparameters that the api can read.

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igdb_parameters(fields = "", limit = 10, offset = 0, order = "",
  ids = "", expand = "", search = "", filter = list(),
  query = "")

`fields`	enter the fields you want to see
`limit`	limit sets the response limit, default is 10
`offset`	offset set the response offset, default is 0
`order`	order sets the default ordering of your response
`ids`	displays items with the specific id WARNING cannot be used together with search
`expand`	expand sets the fields you want expanded in the response
`search`	search is a text based search search for titles WARNING cannot be used together with ids
`filter`	filter sets the specific filters to your response ex: list("[genre][eq]=33"). adding multiple filters will AND then in the response
`query`	query replaces ALL other params and is intended for raw queryparams

a complete and valid queryParameter for use with your request.

igdb_parameters(fields = "id,name,genres.name", order = "name:desc", expand = "genres")
igdb_parameters(search = "Zelda", fields = "id,name,genres.name", order = "name:desc", expand = "genres")
igdb_parameters(ids = "1,23,33,42", fields = "*", expand = "genres")
igdb_parameters(query = "?fields=id,name&limit=33&order=name:desc")
igdb_parameters(fields = "name,genres.name,release_dates.human,release_dates.date,first_release_date" filter = list("[first_release_date][gt]=1508243168000", "[themes][not_in]=42", "[cover][exists]"))