SteamGridDB: Add --search-name option to commandlineGetSteamGridDBArtwork #938
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Another piece for #933.
This PR adds a
--search-nameflag to thecommandlineGetSteamGridDBArtworkfunction. This uses the standalone function to search SteamGridDB for a Game ID using the Game Name, added in #937.When
--search-nameis passed, since we'll be using the SteamGridDB Game ID, the user must provide the AppID for the game to use in the filename with--filename-appid. Otherwise we won't be able to save the file with the correct AppID.Also when this flag is passed, we force use the SteamGridDB
gameendpoint, so the user doesn't have to pass--nonsteam(it's fine if they do, it will simply be ignored).Tested this with "Doki Doki Literature Club" and it worked no problem.
TODO: