Get Comments Threads
Usage
get_comment_threads(
  filter = NULL,
  part = "snippet",
  text_format = "html",
  simplify = TRUE,
  max_results = 100,
  page_token = NULL,
  ...
)Arguments
- filter
- string; Required. named vector of length 1 potential names of the entry in the vector: - video_id: video ID.- channel_id: channel ID.- thread_id: comma-separated list of comment thread IDs- threads_related_to_channel: channel ID.
- part
- Comment resource requested. Required. Comma separated list of one or more of the following: - id, replies, snippet. e.g.,- "id,snippet",- "replies", etc. Default:- snippet.
- text_format
- Data Type: Character. Default is - "html". Only takes- "html"or- "plainText". Optional.
- simplify
- Data Type: Boolean. Default is - TRUE. If- TRUE, the function returns a data frame. Else a list with all the information returned.
- max_results
- Maximum number of items that should be returned. Integer. Optional. Can be 1-2000. Default is 100. If the value is greater than 100, multiple API calls are made to fetch all results. Each API call is limited to 100 items per the YouTube API. 
- page_token
- Specific page in the result set that should be returned. Optional. 
- ...
- Additional arguments passed to - tuber_GET.
Value
Nested named list. The entry items is a list of comments
along with meta information.
Within each of the items is an item snippet which
has an item topLevelComment$snippet$textDisplay
that contains the actual comment.
If simplify is TRUE, a data.frame with the following columns:
authorDisplayName, authorProfileImageUrl, authorChannelUrl,
authorChannelId.value, videoId, textDisplay,
canRate, viewerRating, likeCount, publishedAt, updatedAt