- Ability to have event as event_id (if you have it saved)
- This was done with a whole new set of commands, the same name as the ones before but with `event_` instead of `tournament_` at the start
- List of Commands:
- `event_show_sets(event_id, page_num)`
- `event_show_entrants(event_id, page_num)`
- `event_show_entrant_sets(event_id, entrant_name)`
- `event_show_head_to_head(event_id, entrant1_name, entrant2_name)`
- This is done if you have a lot of data from one tournament, because currently with how smashgg's API works, it needs to send a query to get the event_id if you have the name of the tournament and the event -- In short, this saves a query, which will make you be able to do pagination faster
- For example, if you need to go through 30 pages of a tournament result, using `event_`, you'll only be sending 30 queries instead of 60 with `tournament_`
- This is encouraged to be used
- Added `tournament_show_event_id(tournament_name, event_name)` to retrieve just the event_id
- Added `tournament_show_event_by_game_size_dated(size, videogame_id, after, before, page_num)` which finds all tournaments with events (of a certain game) of a minimum size in between two unix timestamps