| movie_latest {TMDb} | R Documentation |
Retrieve the latest movie inserted in TMDb.
Description
Get the latest movie ID.
Usage
movie_latest(api_key)
Arguments
api_key |
Your TMDb Consumer Key. |
Value
A list with the following fields:
adult |
A logical value that indicates if a movie is only for adult people (TRUE) or not (FALSE). |
backdrop_path |
The backdrop of the movie. |
belong_to_collection |
The collections to which the movie belongs. |
budget |
The budget for the movie. |
genres |
The movie's genre. |
homepage |
The movie's homepage. |
id |
The movie ID. |
imdb_id |
The movie imdb ID. |
original_language |
The original language of the movie. |
original_title |
The original title of the movie. |
overview |
A brief plot. |
popularity |
An index of the movie's popularity. |
poster_path |
The poster of the movie. |
production_companies |
The producer companies. |
production_countries |
The countries involved in the production. |
release_data |
The data of the release. |
revenue |
The movie's income. |
runtime |
The length of the movie. |
spoken_language |
The language spoken in the movie. |
status |
The movie's status. |
tagline |
The movie's tagline. |
title |
The movie's title. |
video |
The videos associated to the movie. |
vote_average |
The average of the votes. |
vote_count |
The number of votes. |
Author(s)
Andrea Capozio
References
https://developers.themoviedb.org/3/getting-started
Examples
## Not run:
## An example of an authenticated request,
## where api_key is fictitious.
## You can obtain your own at https://www.themoviedb.org/documentation/api
api_key <- "key"
movie_latest(api_key = api_key)
## End(Not run)