HI is there any way to get ALL known episodes of a tv show? The only way i've found ends in too much API calls:
APICall_GetTvShow(ID)
---- For each season in TvShowInfo.Seasons
---- ---- ---- APICall_GetTVSeason
---- ---- ---- ---- For each episode in SeasonInfo.Episodes
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- APICall_GetEpisodeInfo(..... WITH credits AND ExternalIDs)
Nevari atrast filmu vai TV pārraidi? Jāpiesakās, lai to izveidotu.
Vēlies novērtēt šo vienumu vai pievienot to sarakstam?
Neesi dalībnieks?
Atbilde no Travis Bell
on jūnijs 18, 2015 at 2:01 PM
Hi Stephan,
Each season call returns every episode. Ie. for Breaking Bad, 5 API calls gets you every episode.
Atbilde no Stephan Schück
on jūnijs 19, 2015 at 4:09 AM
Hi Travis
Yes, but without the ExternalIDs and Credits of each episode. I need the IDs to merge the episode informations with informations from TVDB and IMDB (if the user want mix the informations from different scrapers). I can't see any "append_to_response" to get all the informations with one GetTVSeason call...
Atbilde no Travis Bell
on jūnijs 19, 2015 at 9:50 AM
Hi Stephan,
All of the credits are available in the season call (guest stars and crew) along with an
append_to_response=credits
for season regulars, but indeed, if you're looking forexternal_ids
, you'll have to call the episode method.Cheers.
Atbilde no Stephan Schück
on jūnijs 19, 2015 at 10:46 AM
Are there any plans to implement append_to_response=external_ids for season call? It's horrible to call each episode to get the external_ids (like The Simpsons with more than 570 episodes).
Atbilde no Travis Bell
on jūnijs 19, 2015 at 10:51 AM
Hi Stephan,
No immediate plans, no.
append_to_response
on a season call will only append season level information, never episode.append_to_response
is not designed to go a level down, it's designed to cover requests within the same scope as the "root" request.I'm not sure what the right solution for this problem is. It could be a good use case for a multi get method, where atlas you could make (just an example) 10 requests at a time. There's a ticket for me to think about this here.
Cheers.