Updates an existing resource.
Usage
yt_videos_update(
video_id,
snippet = yt_schema_video_snippet(),
localizations = list(),
status = yt_schema_video_status(),
recording_date = datetime(),
client = yt_construct_client(),
cache_disk = getOption("yt_cache_disk", FALSE),
cache_key = getOption("yt_cache_key", NULL),
token = NULL
)
Arguments
- video_id
(character scalar) The id parameter specifies the YouTube video ID for the resource that is being updated In a video resource, the id property specifies the video's ID.
- snippet
Basic details about a video, including title, description, uploader, thumbnails and category. See
yt_schema_video_snippet()
for details.- localizations
A list of named localizations objects. The localizations object contains localized versions of the basic details about the video, such as its title and description. The name should be a valid language key, which is a BCP-47 language code. See
yt_schema_video_localization()
for details on the format for each localization.- status
Basic details about a video category, such as its localized title. See
yt_schema_video_status()
for details.- recording_date
(datetime scalar) The date and time when the video was recorded.
- client
A YouTube OAuth client created with
yt_construct_client()
.- cache_disk
Should the access token be cached on disk? This reduces the number of times that you need to re-authenticate at the cost of storing access credentials on disk. Cached tokens are encrypted and automatically deleted 30 days after creation.
- cache_key
If you are authenticating with multiple users using the same client, use this key to differentiate between those users.
- token
A YouTube API OAuth token, or the
access_token
string from such a token. We recommend that you instead supply aclient
, in which case an appropriate token will be located if possible.