ParameterEnum

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An actor credited in video media content.

The identifying data for a television channel, for example, ‘PBS’.

A character represented in video media content.

A director of the video media content.

An event is a reference to a type of event. Examples include sports, music, or other types of events. For example, searching for ‘Football games’ would search for a ‘game’ event entity and a ‘football’ sport entity.

A video entity which can represent a number of video entities, like movies or TV shows. For example, the fictional franchise ‘Intergalactic Wars’, which represents a collection of movie trilogies, as well as animated and live action TV shows. This entity can account for requests such as ‘Find Intergalactic Wars movies’, which would search for all ‘Intergalactic Wars’ programs of the Movie MediaType, rather than attempting to match to a single title.

The genre of video media content such as action, drama or comedy.

The categorical information for a sporting league.

Indicates whether the user is requesting popular content.

The media provider that the user wants this media to be played on.

The categorical information of a sport, for example, football.

The categorical information of a professional sports team.

The type of content requested. Supported types are Movie, MovieSeries, TVSeries, TVSeason, TVEpisode, SportsEvent, and Video.

The identifying data for a specific piece of video content.

Creates a new instance with the specified raw value.

If there is no value of the type that corresponds with the specified raw value, this initializer returns nil. For example:

enum PaperSize: String {
    case A4, A5, Letter, Legal
}

print(PaperSize(rawValue: "Legal"))
// Prints "Optional("PaperSize.Legal")"

print(PaperSize(rawValue: "Tabloid"))
// Prints "nil"