RDota2 (version 0.1.6)

get_scheduled_league_games: Scheduled League Games

Description

A list of scheduled league matches.

Usage

get_scheduled_league_games(date_min = NULL, date_max = NULL, tz = "", dota_id = "570", language = "en", key = NULL)

Arguments

date_min

(optional) A date of the format "yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS". See examples for details. Return games from this date onwards.

date_max

(optional) A date of the format "yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS". See examples for details. Return games up to this date

tz

A time zone specification if date_min and/or date_max are used. See as.POSIXct. "" (default) is the current time zone and "GMT" is UTC.

dota_id

Can take one of three values.

• 570 - Dota 2 (default)
• 816 - Dota 2 Internal Test
• 205790 - Dota 2 Beta Test

language

The ISO639-1 language code for returning all the information in the corresponding language. If the language is not supported, english will be returned. For a complete list of the ISO639-1 language codes please visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes.

key

The api key obtained from Steam. If you don't have one please visit https://steamcommunity.com/dev in order to do so. For instructions on the correct way to use this key please visit https://github.com/LyzandeR/RDota2 and check the readme file. You can also see the examples. A key can be made available to all the functions by using key_actions. The key argument in individual functions should only be used in case the user needs to work with multiple keys.

Value

A dota_api object containing the elements described in the details.

Steam API Documentation

https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/WebAPI/GetScheduledLeagueGames

Details

A list will be returned that contains three elements. The content, the url and the response received from the api.

The content element of the list contains a games list with information about the matches. Each element of the games list is a game. Each game consists of (some) of the following sections:

• league_id: The unique league id.
• game_id: A unique game id.
• teams: A list of the participating teams.
• starttime: Unix Timestamp of start time.
• comment: Description of game.
• final: Whether the game is a final or not.

Examples

## Not run: 
# get_scheduled_league_games()
# get_scheduled_league_games(language = 'en', key = NULL)
# get_scheduled_league_games(language = 'en', key = 'xxxxxxxxxxx')
# get_scheduled_league_games(date_min = '2016-06-01 00:00:00',
#                            date_max = '2016-09-07 00:00:00')
# ## End(Not run)