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Get who's watching a thing right now

Usage

movies_watching(id, extended = c("min", "full"))

shows_watching(id, extended = c("min", "full"))

seasons_watching(id, season = 1L, extended = c("min", "full"))

episodes_watching(id, season = 1L, episode = 1L, extended = c("min", "full"))

Source

movies_watching() wraps endpoint movies/:id/watching.

shows_watching() wraps endpoint shows/:id/watching.

episodes_watching() wraps endpoint shows/:id/seasons/:season/episodes/:episode/watching.

Arguments

id

character(1): The ID of the item requested. Preferably the trakt ID (e.g. 1429). Other options are the trakt.tv slug (e.g. "the-wire") or imdb ID (e.g. "tt0306414"). Can also be of length greater than 1, in which case the function is called on all id values separately and the result is combined. See vignette("finding-things") for more details.

extended

character(1): Either "min" (API default) or "full". The latter returns more variables and should generally only be used if required. See vignette("finding-things") for more details.

season, episode

integer(1) [1L]: The season and eisode number. If longer, e.g. 1:5, the function is vectorized and the output will be combined. This may result in a lot of API calls. Use wisely.

Value

A tibble(). If the function has a limit parameter (defaulting to 10), this will be the (maximum) number of rows of the tibble. If there are no results (or the API is unreachable), an empty tibble() is returned.

Functions

  • movies_watching(): Who's watching a movie.

  • shows_watching(): Who's watching a show.

  • seasons_watching(): Who's watching a season.

  • episodes_watching(): Who's watching an episode.

Examples

if (FALSE) {
movies_watching("deadpool-2016")
shows_watching("the-simpsons")
seasons_watching("the-simpsons", season = 6)
episodes_watching("the-simpsons", season = 6, episode = 12)
}