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tmdbR 0.2.2
- Updated
DESCRIPTION software and API name formatting
for CRAN.
- Token-cache writing no longer chooses a path by default; callers
must supply or explicitly configure the cache path.
- Added explicit authorship and provenance metadata.
- Documented that tmdbR is a modernised derivative of Andrea Capozio’s
Artistic-2.0-licensed
TMDb 1.1 package, published on CRAN
in March 2020.
- Prepared CRAN-safe package contents, executable examples, copyright
metadata, repository links, and submission comments.
- Added meaningful credential-guarded examples, a getting-started
vignette, formal citation metadata, and CRAN-style provenance in
DESCRIPTION.
tmdbR 0.2.1
- Added a prominent pagination note to package, pagination, and all
eligible function help pages.
- Confirmed live that standard search, discover, and list endpoints
normally return 20 records per full page, while global change feeds
return 100.
- Documented that TMDB controls page size, final pages can be shorter,
and no supported
page_size or limit query
parameter is available.
- Redesigned the package overview around quick start, authentication,
task-oriented navigation, pagination safety, return values, and
options.
tmdbR 0.2.0
- Added opt-in automatic pagination directly to eligible result
functions.
- Added safe defaults of five pages, 100 results, and 100 MB.
- Added start, per-page, and completion progress events.
- Added large-job warnings, memory-limit reporting, and truncation
metadata.
- Added categorised help-index pages and individual function
documentation.
tmdbR 0.1.0
- Initial modern compatibility release for the TMDB v3 API.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.